[CompSci87]

So maybe it's ok to ask this question here, since everyone knows a heck of a lot more than me.
Why is it that in basketball and baseball (to name a couple), it's the "home whites" but in football, it's the home team wearing dark (even black) colors? I've always wondered about this.
Thanks for any good (and funny answers).
#BeatSC

There's a plausible answer at the URL below, through no references are cited. It's not always white at home for basketball and baseball or on the road for football, though it often is.

http://www.uni-watch.com/frequently-asked-questions/

[CompSci87]

So maybe it's ok to ask this question here, since everyone knows a heck of a lot more than me.
Why is it that in basketball and baseball (to name a couple), it's the "home whites" but in football, it's the home team wearing dark (even black) colors? I've always wondered about this.
Thanks for any good (and funny answers).
#BeatSC

There's a plausible answer at the URL below, through no references are cited. It's not always white at home for basketball and baseball or on the road for football, though it often is.

http://www.uni-watch.com/frequently-asked-questions/