Austin R. Vaughn | NCAA.com | September 3, 2015 Throwback Thursday Share On the first day of FBS college football, NCAA.com is pleased to present a new, fun weekday tradition: Throwback Thursday, a time to look upon our past with equal parts nostalgia, pride and a healthy dose of shame. For as casual style goes through awkward changes and redesigns so do football uniforms and logos. For our first installment, we take a look at the football team from the last state to join the U.S.: The Hawaii Rainbow Warriors. @UniWatch Check out these fabulous Hawaii football unis, ca. 1959. (via http://t.co/0fBcOYdzo4) pic.twitter.com/PavxyhAMFV — Pete Stein (@pogopete) August 21, 2015 In fact these unis -which scream RAINBOW more than warriors- are from the same year that Hawaii became a state, 1959. And, don't think Hawaii will be too shocked to see this blast from the past either; the Rainbow Warriors have brought these head-turning kits back themselves in recent years. I suppose to stand out in a conference in which one team plays on blue turf, you've gotta be colorful. The college football head coaches who had the best FBS playing careers These college football coaches used to be stars on the gridiron. READ MORE These 9 NCAA women's volleyball programs have won the most national championships Stanford won its second-straight title in 2019 and claimed the 38th national championship in NCAA women's volleyball history. Let's take a look at the programs with multiple titles. READ MORE Dave Shoji builds his ultimate Hawaii women's volleyball dream player Hawaii volleyball head coach Dave Shoji builds his ultimate dream player from the many outstanding student-athletes he coached in his 42 years at Hawaii. READ MORE