In their weekend series vs. Arkansas, the Bulldogs wore the White Throwback jerseys in both games of the Saturday doubleheader, and the Adidas Rainbow Jerseys in game three.  While I'm not a big fan of the Rainbow unis, I have to admit that they're better than the black unis.

The Bulldogs wore their white vest for the second straight midweek game in their win over SE Missouri.

In their best weekend on field, the Bulldogs wore their three best jerseys.  Is it a coincidence? I think not.  They wore the Maroon MS jersey, the White Throwback Jersey (for the first time this year), and the Maroon Throwback Jersey.  No rainbows or vests or Black.  Just traditional maroon and white.

In their opening series of the SEC season, the Bulldogs traveled to Georgia, wearing the Maroon MS Jersey over gray pants in their loss on Friday, and the Maroon Throwback Jerseys in both games on Saturday.

For the first time this year, the Bulldogs are wearing the white vests with the MS logo on them.  I believed them to be gone (replaced by the pinstriped jersey) as they hadn't been worn since early 2013 or late 2012. Yet, they are being worn tonight.  This brings the total number of jerseys worn this year up to 6, with the White Throwback jersey being the only one left unworn.  I am starting to fear that it has been retired.

In their disastrous weekend in Arizona, the Bulldogs wore the Maroon MS jersey in both games on Friday, the Maroon Throwback Jersey (with gray pants this time) on Saturday, and the pinstriped jerseys on Sunday.

In their midweek win vs. South Alabama, the Bulldogs wore the Adidas rainbow jersey.  While I am not a fan of the jersey, I would rather it be worn during the week instead of on Saturdays, especially during SEC season.

In their 4-game weekend tournament against Eastern Illinios and Michigan State, the Bulldogs wore the same uniforms they did against Holy Cross the previous weekend, with the only difference being that the pinstriped pants were worn with the Adidas Rainbow jerseys instead of the black jerseys.