Baylor could wear different uniform combo in every game for 10 years

Baylor has 120 different uniform combinations.

By Sean Wagner-McGough

Jun 23, 2015 at 8:33 am ET • 1 min read

This is one of Baylor's helmets. They have six different kinds of helmets. (USATSI)

For the last two seasons, Baylor has managed to lead all of college football in scoring, averaging just around 50 points per game in that span. That's obviously an incredible statistic, but there's another statistic that belongs to Baylor that might be equally impressive. While there's no way to know if this stat is a new college football record, I don't really see how it wouldn't be one (OK, Oregon probably has Baylor beat, but still).

This offseason, Baylor added a new gray jersey to its already-vast lineup of available jerseys.

On its own, that might not sound impressive at all, but consider this: According to Baylor's equipment manager, Jeff Barlow, the team now has 120 different uniform combinations -- six different helmets, four different jerseys, and five different pants -- which means that Baylor could wear a different uniform in every game for the next decade.

"You'll never see that. I don't think you will. But yeah, that's a lot,” Barlow said. "Really it's all about recruiting ... that's just part of the program -- the uniforms, the fast offense, just the relentlessness of how we play fast, physical, fearless as Coach Briles says, it's all part of the package and we want to contribute to that."

In the video below, which was uploaded to YouTube by Baylor Athletics, you can watch Barlow explain how the team is "trying to be trendsetters."