FIU Football unveils ‘incredible’ special edition ‘Miami Vice’ inspired jerseys in tribute to their hometown

FIU Football unveils ‘incredible’ special edition ‘Miami Vice’ inspired jerseys in tribute to their hometown

  • With a black base and accents of baby blue and bright pink, it is a striking whole
  • FIU plans to wear it during their Wednesday night game against UTEP
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Florida International University shows love for their hometown with some “Miami Vice”-inspired sweaters.

The team — nicknamed the Golden Panthers — released a hype video Wednesday night teasing the sleek-looking uniforms.

In keeping with the traditional ‘Vice’ colours, baby blue and light pink accents are seen all over the pants, socks, jumper and helmet of the ensemble – all with a black base color underneath.

One of the more unique details is the inclusion of the Miami area code ‘305’ written on the helmet in hot pink and with that same light blue trim.

In addition, that ‘0’ in the middle of the area code has been swapped for a blue panther’s head.

The Florida International University football team has unveiled special Miami Vice kits

With a black base next to bright pink and baby blue accents, it is certainly a striking ensemble

Fans on Twitter were quick to praise the combination, with some calling it “incredible”

Sports fans all over Twitter loved the reveal, calling the uniforms “incredible” and receiving widespread acclaim.

Even former NFL quarterback Michael Vick – who now works as a FOX Sports commentator – said, “This drop DID NOT disappoint!!!” Season 2023 is over! (sic) Time to make it happen!’

These uniforms appear to be used for a special game in their upcoming calendar – a Wednesday night game against UTEP on October 11.

That game will be broadcast nationally on ESPN2 – in a game FIU hopes to retaliate for a 40-6 defeat at the hands of the miners last year.

Last season, the Golden Panthers went 4-8 under first-year head coach Mike MacIntyre.

He had taken over from former Cleveland Browns head coach Butch Davis – who went 24-32 in five seasons.

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