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The Nike Pro Combat Uniform worn during the dominating victory over rival Michigan on Oct. 15.

The evolving style of the Michigan State football jersey and Michigan State football helmet, from past to present: wide receiver Mark Dell wearing 2010 style, Bob Sherman wearing 1934 – 1946 style

Michigan State basketball's Kalin Lucas, wearing the 2010 - 2011 style, looking at Goran Suton, who is wearing the 2000 - 2006 style

There is more to the history of the winged helmet than what was previously thought
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The Michigan State football team wore white leather winged helmets against Michigan in 1947, and white suspension helmets against Wisconsin and Purdue in 1954. Michigan State football lost all three games wearing the white helmets.

Representatives from the Outback Bowl have informed me that Michigan State is the away team, meaning they will wear their away uniforms against Georgia on January 2nd in Tampa, Florida.
I expect the team to wear their normal away uniforms from the 2010-2011 style, with an Outback Bowl patch sewn on their shoulder and an Outback Bowl decal added to the rear of the helmet.

The Detroit Free Press reported yesterday that the Michigan State football players were given the Pro Combat Helmets as part of their bowl gift.
For the players, the helmet commemorates the dominating fashion in which the fourth straight victory over arch rival Michigan came. “It doesn’t happen every year, where you play in a game like that,” said sophomore linebacker Max Bullough. “For me, it’s exciting. That’s something you can hold onto forever, especially having the year we had.”
The university put the value of the helmets at $200, which is half of the bowl gift allotment by the NCAA. The remaining $200 will mostly be gift cards, which will be appreciated, but can’t be compared to the helmet. “That’s probably the most exciting gift,” said senior tight end Brian Linthicum. “Gift cards are gift cards. We get them every year. The helmet we thought we were getting right after the game. We got the gloves, jersey, everything but the helmet.”
Wide Receiver B.J. Cunningham said, “You’re going to put it up in a case, let your kids look at it. It’s an once-in-a-lifetime thing for MSU. It’s exciting to be a part of that, especially the senior class, beating (Michigan) for the fourth time.”

As a tribute to the armed forces, the Michigan State football team will wear a large star logo on the back of their helmets Saturday against Iowa.
Michigan State basketball‘s camo jerseys to be worn for the Carrier Classic have been unveiled. Pictures of the front and back confirm earlier speculation that they are modeled after the current style, except with an “urban camo” pattern. Review to follow shortly.
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