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Tweeted by the equip manager, these are the hats this year (in addition to the traditional black/yellow). Ugh...I miss baseball WU already.
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I like it
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I wish they made a climalite or dry fit WSU hat that I could run in.Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!Comment
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Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!Comment
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Generic.Wont purchase that one.I like my black and yellow with the W and the black baseball WU hat.Ill stick to those.Comment
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Does the golf team have hats? Is there a link to one?Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!Comment
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Stupid flat bill hats. I'll never understand that style next thing we will see is the ball players leaving the tag on and those goofy hologram stickers.
I do like the WSU on the hat though.Comment
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The bookstore sells Under Armour WSU hats that work well for running (and then washing)Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post
However, they are black, which can make things a bit warm during the summer.Comment
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Nice, I'll check 'em out!Originally posted by ABC View PostKung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!Comment
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That's a hat I might buy and sport around town, but WAY too bland to be part of a sports uniform.
What's wrong with running the ol' black and yellow "flying W" hats full-time? It's what people associate locally and nationally with Shocker baseball, and it's unique. The Dubyah hats are a part of the WSU baseball brand.Comment
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Can you imagine how hard it would be to bend the bill on those flat billed hats. It took the good part of a season in little league to get just the right look on a new cap. The sides had to be bent down just right to shade your eyes from the sun if it was to either side and late in the evening. A guy that I played some ball with, Doug Morton, now that guy could fold the bill of a cap just right.Comment
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I'm not totally sure what some of you guys are talking about with the "flat bill" thing. Every fitted baseball hat I've ever purchased started its life as a flat bill. It's not meant to be permanent, just a starting point for your own personal bend.
And yeah, I'd agree, sometimes they take a bit to take a bend. My current "flying W" hat is being a real pain in that regard.Comment
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