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OSU football: Cowboys uniform guru Justin Williams gives nod to throwback look as his favorite combination - Article Photos

OSU director of football equipment operations Justin Williams is the man behind the Cowboys' mix-and-match uniforms, and his all-time favorite is the 1988 throwback worn in 2018 against Texas. The white helmets, orange jerseys and white pants, seen here on running back Chuba Hubbard, paid homage to Barry Sanders' Heisman Trophy season. [SARAH PHIPPS/THE OKLAHOMAN]
OSU director of football equipment operations Justin Williams is the man behind the Cowboys' mix-and-match uniforms, and his all-time favorite is the 1988 throwback worn in 2018 against Texas. The white helmets, orange jerseys and white pants, seen here on running back Chuba Hubbard, paid homage to Barry Sanders' Heisman Trophy season. [SARAH PHIPPS/THE OKLAHOMAN]
OSU went with an all-black uniform in the Fiesta Bowl at the end of the 2011. That was the first season the Cowboys had mix-and-match uniforms, but that look, seen here on quarterback Brandon Weeden, still stands as a favorite for Justin Williams, OSU's director of football equipment operations. [SARAH PHIPPS/THE OKLAHOMAN]
OSU went with an all-black uniform in the Fiesta Bowl at the end of the 2011. That was the first season the Cowboys had mix-and-match uniforms, but that look, seen here on quarterback Brandon Weeden, still stands as a favorite for Justin Williams, OSU's director of football equipment operations. [SARAH PHIPPS/THE OKLAHOMAN]
Any time the Cowboys wear an all-white uniform, OSU director of football equipment operations Justin Williams is a fan. They went head-to-toe white, seen here on wide receiver James Washington, in 2016 against Baylor. [SARAH PHIPPS/THE OKLAHOMAN]
Any time the Cowboys wear an all-white uniform, OSU director of football equipment operations Justin Williams is a fan. They went head-to-toe white, seen here on wide receiver James Washington, in 2016 against Baylor. [SARAH PHIPPS/THE OKLAHOMAN]