Photos: North Carolina Football's Helmet Will Feature A 3D ACC Logo, New State Decal

Author:
Andrew Holleran
Publish date:
Aug 26, 2014

The North Carolina football program begins its 2014 season this Saturday, when the Tar Heels take on Liberty at 6 p.m. E.T.

North Carolina will start its new campaign with slightly different looking helmets. The Tar Heels have made a couple minor changes to its lids, as North Carolina's helmet will now feature a 3D ACC logo at the top of the face mask and a new North Carolina State decal on the back.

">@theACC 3D bumper for front of the

New @theACC 3D bumper for front of the @TarHeelFootball helmet and new decal for back. @UniWatch @Uniformswag pic.twitter.com/lUXyjhufpW

— UNC Equipment (@UNCEquipment) August 26, 2014

">@TarHeelFootball helmet and new decal for back.

New @theACC 3D bumper for front of the @TarHeelFootball helmet and new decal for back. @UniWatch @Uniformswag pic.twitter.com/lUXyjhufpW

— UNC Equipment (@UNCEquipment) August 26, 2014

">@UniWatch @Uniformswag pic.twitter.com/lUXyjhufpW

— Jason Freeman (@UNCEquipment)

New @theACC 3D bumper for front of the @TarHeelFootball helmet and new decal for back. @UniWatch @Uniformswag pic.twitter.com/lUXyjhufpW

— UNC Equipment (@UNCEquipment) August 26, 2014

">August 26, 2014

">@theACC 3D bumper for the

New @theACC 3D bumper for front of the @TarHeelFootball helmet and new decal for back. @UniWatch @Uniformswag pic.twitter.com/lUXyjhufpW

— UNC Equipment (@UNCEquipment) August 26, 2014

">@TarHeelFootball black helmet. @Uniformswag

New @theACC 3D bumper for front of the @TarHeelFootball helmet and new decal for back. @UniWatch @Uniformswag pic.twitter.com/lUXyjhufpW

— UNC Equipment (@UNCEquipment) August 26, 2014

">@UniWatch pic.twitter.com/kPoetOalVT

— Jason Freeman (@UNCEquipment)

The new @theACC 3D bumper for the @TarHeelFootball black helmet. @Uniformswag @UniWatch pic.twitter.com/kPoetOalVT

— UNC Equipment (@UNCEquipment) August 26, 2014

">August 26, 2014

The 3D logo is definitely a cool look, but is it practical? How many times will the logo come flying off a player's helmet? We'll find out, apparently.