
‘ANF Gametime’ breaks down first-ever Georgia-Florida game in Atlanta
By James Ramirez
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AUBURN, Ala. (WSFA) - From orange facemasks to conference patches, Auburn fans notice every detail on game day. For one dedicated fan, Clint Richardson, known as “The Uniform Guy,” tracking those nuances has evolved into a comprehensive digital archive spanning decades of Tiger athletic history.What began strictly as the Auburn Men’s Basketball Uniform Database expanded rapidly following the Tigers’ memorable 2013 football campaign. By the following spring, coverage grew to include baseball, softball, and women’s basketball. Today, the Auburn Uniform Database tracks eight team sports alongside the Auburn University Marching Band.“Really what I enjoy about the Auburn Uniform Database website, just having all this information quickly and easily available so that you can determine, you know, Auburn hasn’t played a team wearing green jerseys since 1976 and just random tidbits like that,” Richardson said.While historic manufacturers such as Knoxville-based Sports Belle previously supplied a