Florida State Fans Asked About Reviving White Throwback Jerseys

The short version
- Luke Loucks polled fans on X about reviving white tribal-print throwback jerseys for 2026-27.
- Loucks said the program is "working on ideas" but made no official announcement.
- The throwback design features Seminole-inspired patchwork detailing.
- ReliaQuest becomes FSU men's basketball's first jersey patch partner in 2026-27.
Coach Luke Loucks polled Seminoles supporters on X about bringing back the white tribal-print uniforms for the 2026-27 season.
Florida State head coach Luke Loucks used social media to ask fans whether the Seminoles should bring back an older white uniform design for the 2026-27 season. In a post on X, Loucks wrote that the program is "working on ideas" as it considers its look for next year.
Loucks voiced his own approval of the design, calling it part of a strong era of jerseys and praising the tribal print outline. The white uniforms featured Seminole-inspired patchwork detailing, a design element that has shown up across Florida State athletics in various forms.
Florida State's current uniform identity includes patterns created with the Seminole Tribe of Florida, which the university has described as monochromatic representations of Seminole patchwork symbols.
Nothing has been confirmed yet, and Loucks' posts fall short of an official announcement. Any throwback would land in a season that already includes a uniform change: in August, Florida State announced ReliaQuest as the men's basketball program's first jersey patch partner starting in 2026-27.
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Written by the Matchday Live desk from reporting by Yahoo Sports.
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