I hate the longhorns, but I'll admit they have cool uniforms, especially the helmet with no stripe. White pants are a bust though. All orange for home, and orange pants for away.

I like the colors for texas, it looks really original, more like pumpkin than orange.And, I love the longhorn.

Ugh! Orange is just so ugly, especially when it's a team's primary color. I also hate all-white road uniforms.

Best in college football.

AWESOME!!

Home unis are best in college football, road whites are traditional classics, plus the longhorn silhouette helmet logo is one of the best.

Simple and clean.

With the colors they have I would'nt change a thing. Any modifications would be bad. Keep the look and you'll do fine. They're in the same boat as Auburn. The look works. Keep it.

I like Texas' look and the burnt orange is unique, but I think they need an orange stripe on their pants. The plain white pants looks cheap and generic.

They've got that horrible brown-orange color going on with their homes jerseys, and their away jerseys are nothing special.

All white Uniforms are sharp! Only problem... drop the white shoes... go back to the traditional black shoes. The Home jerseys are okay but should go back to the retro color of the days of the 60's.

I'm not really crazy about orange, but it works for Texas. Too bad their coaching isn't on a level with their uni's.

Don't mess with Texas? You mean unless your team has as much talent, right? In which case you will have a front row seat to a classic Mack Brown-coached meltdown, like the country has seen for the last four years. Their uniforms look like bevo took a dump and the equipment manager used it for pigment! Most God-awful uniforms in college athletics.

When they wear all white it looks like they are running in pajamas.

Don't Mess With Texas.

In this day and age of Nike and others taking over the designing of team's uniforms and changing them yearly (including the colors) its refreshing to see teams like Texas stick with the same look and colors (orange and white) year in and year out.