After back-to-back C-USA championships, it was probably time for Western Kentucky to make the jump to a major apparel provider -- all due respect to the OG Russell Athletic, of course. My junior high jersey was fire.

Putting the Hilltoppers -- the highest scoring offense in the country a season ago -- in a sleek, streamlined Nike uniform just makes too much sense.

What didn't totally make sense, though? DJ Khaled presented the team with its new look.

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DJ Khaled didn't go to Western Kentucky, believe it or not. But he is a high profile Nike partner.

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Here's the nice new look in all its glory:

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And for no reason whatsoever, here's DJ Khaled singing along to Rihanna with the lyrical precision of my mother.

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