January 13, 2003
Ten worst sweaters in recent history

1. Denver's new third jersey — If "Goldmember" owned a hockey team, they'd wear this jersey.

2. Wisconsin's old third jersey — If you hit Bucky Badger with your car and he was sprawled across your windshield, it'd look like this jersey.

3. UMass' triangle design — Perhaps it was fitting, in a way — when they wore these, UMass couldn't connect three sides of a passing play.

4. Yale's streaking bulldog — These jerseys, like Japanese cartoons, were blamed for inducing seizures.

5. Western Michigan — Brown. Yellow. Need we say more?

6. Minnesota State University, Mankato's third jersey — Stare at the Mavericks' bright-yellow thirds too long, and you'll burn out your retinas.

7. Northeastern through the years — They've auditioned more huskies on the front than there were Lassies. And none have been nearly as cute.

8. Dartmouth's "flying D" jerseys — Their great current sweaters don't quite make up for these atrocities.

9. Notre Dame's green third jerseys — So bad the team got stomped, 4-0, in their only appearance.

10. Minnesota's 75th anniversary jerseys — The unfortunate result when hockey players wear marching band flags.

Editor's Note: To see many of these sweaters, visit www.gvjersey.com or www.dropthepucks.com

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