Ranking all Big Ten football uniforms from worst to first

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LINCOLN, NE – DECEMBER 12: Place kicker Connor Culp #33 of the Nebraska Cornhuskers reacts after a missed field goal with tight end Travis Vokolek #83 and holder Grant Detlefsen #95 of the Nebraska Cornhuskers in the game against the Minnesota Golden Gophersin the second half at Memorial Stadium on December 12, 2020 in Lincoln, Nebraska. (Photo by Steven Branscombe/Getty Images) /

5. Nebraska Cornhuskers

I’m not going to lie, the renowned factor of Nebraska’s fits are a big part of them being up this high. But we must acknowledge how much they do well with their look. The color balance on the jerseys and helmets are spot on, and they are one of few teams who can afford both having white helmets in their home-field styles and not having an outline surrounding their numbers.

Their sole issue? The “N” on the helmets. It’s quite small and looks nothing like their logo version, which is much bigger and more pronounced. But overall, a great uniform for a historically great program.

4. Indiana Hoosiers

The presentation of the red that the Hoosiers wear is what puts them above all of the other red and white teams in the conference. The pearlescent design with the icy white facemasks and “IU” interlocking on the sides almost looks like what Rutgers wished they had pulled off. Indiana typically stinks, but man those are some nice fits.

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