Recently, when discussing the 1960s and 1970s in my Texas history class I mentioned that the Houston Oilers captured the spirit and persona of Houston in the 1970s (specifically how the “Luv Ya Blue” ...

But the baseball team's incorporation of color reflects a wider trend at the university, which continues to defy the wishes of the former Houston Oilers, now the Tennessee Titans', ownership.

The Titans would begin using the Houston Oilers uniforms a few times per season again over the last handful of years, but their primary uniforms feel very UFL in tone and look. Unfortunately ...

Warren Moon had his No. 1 jersey retired by the Tennessee Titans in October 2006. Last week the number was unretired as Moon gave Cam Ward his blessing and allowed the Titans' No. 1 pick to wear ...

Denny Simmons / The Tennessean / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images When the Titans' new quarterback was introduced to the media in Nashville, he received a special surprise when Houston Oilers ...

Even Houston Oilers legend Warren Moon chimed in. “You can’t act like a cornerback when you’re playing quarterback. Quarterback is a humble position. You’ve got to be respectful,” Moon ...

Hall of Famer Warren Moon allowed the Titans to unretire his No. 1 – worn when the Titans were the Houston Oilers – for quarterback Cam Ward. Dart wore No. 2 at Ole Miss. That is currently ...

(Moon, of course, played for the Houston Oilers, but the Titans have kept hold of the franchise history and its indelible color scheme.) As for what the future jerseys themselves will look like ...

After wearing them for two seasons, the Tennessee Titans will be keeping their "Houston Oilers" throwbacks in the closet for the 2025 season. The team announced several big uniform changes on ...