Navy's 1926 centennial uniform has nine chevron stripes, one for every win that season

Navy will wear a commemorative Under Armour uniform against Notre Dame on October 31 at Gillette Stadium, honoring the 100th anniversary of the 1926 national championship team, the only national title in program history.
The striping is the whole idea. The jersey is a modern take on the 1926 Chevron Stripe design and carries nine stripes, four on the front and five on the back, one for each win that 9-0-1 season. The numerals use the Class of 1926 pin typography, the collar reads "Navy Blue and Gold" after the alma mater first performed in April 1926, and an anniversary patch sits on the chest. The gold helmet and gold pants are unchanged.
Uniform images courtesy of Navy Athletics and Under Armour.
I like it, I do not love it. The helmet is great and the pants are great, but the stripes sitting above the numbers make the chest too busy for me. Honoring something is cool, so I respect the throwback, I am just not a huge fan of this one.
Jake Daneshgar
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