Anyway, I did some digging today and after a little Photoshop worn and Vector Magic, I now have an accurate version of the 85 "Mississippi State" wordmark. As you can see in the header and in the uniform representations used last year, I was forced to use a "close enough" version in the past. So, with that, and with my recently acquired Starkville font, I made the below concept to show what uniforms I would like to see Mississippi State baseball use in the future:
First, go back to the pullovers with the 85 wordmark. In 2015, the Bulldogs didn't even have a white jersey with the maroon wordmark. They had a St.Patrick's Day pullover with the wordmark in green, a black pullover with the wordmark in black with a white outline, and a maroon button up with the wordmark in white. Returning to the basics would be a huge step in the right direction, and I wouldn't be shocked to see it.
The White MS jersey is great as is. The only change I would make is to remove the gray outline on the numbers and MS logo. The Maroon MS jersey is currently a two-button faux-pullover. I would prefer it to be a complete button-up like the White MS jersey with white piping.
Finally, one more less traditional, more concept-ish idea. Out of all the jerseys above, one thing is missing: a jersey with "Bulldogs" on it. Using the Starkville font, I created a Bulldogs wordmark and put it on two jerseys, a white one and a lead one. The white one looks better, but is there really a need for a 4th white-based jersey? That's where the lead comes in. It looks better than all black, the players would love it, and it would only have to be worn 3-4 times max. The Bulldogs have worn lead before, though the watermark MS ruined any chance it had at being decent.
These 9 unis would stay traditional while supporting up to 14 combos (gray and pinstripe pants with both maroon jerseys, plus cream hat with cream unis); we'd wear whatever templated garbage Adidas gives us in the SEC Tournament to get it out of our system, and the rest of the time, we'd have clean, traditional uniforms.
We can only hope.