61.   Northridge players wore powder-blue uniforms as the West representative. . . .

62.   On a lovely cool night, many players wore light blue and bright orange jackets, giving the night an October flair.

63.   On the practice field, high-achieving players on defense wear black jerseys as a reward.

64.   On their backs, the players wore tape with numbers.

65.   One player wore boots.

66.   Parents joke that perhaps the players should wear pinstriped uniforms and carry their bats in violin cases.

67.   Players so frequently wear EAS-adorned clothing that the league resorted to fining them for promoting a product not licensed by the NFL.

68.   Players wear a radio transmitter-receiver called a transponder.

69.   Otis Nixon, who conceived the idea, placed a pile of sanitary socks, the ones players wear under their stirrups, near the candles.

70.   Players will wear an iron-on red ribbon on their uniforms.