As part of its Red Out night, Western Kentucky will be wearing entirely red uniforms with a red helme t that features a big pair of eyes on it. The peepers represent the eyes of the Mascot Hall of Famer Big Red, the furry blob that "symbolizes the spirit of WKU students and alumni."

On Thursday, Western Kentucky caused a storm on social media when it revealed its newest helmet design. The red helmets will pay homage to the school’s mascot, Big Red, by featuring two large eyes identical to the beloved blob.

Western Kentucky unveiled new Big Red helmets on Thursday, which will be worn for the Oct. 10 football game against UTEP at Houchens-Smith Stadium.

On Thursday, Western Kentucky dropped a video debuting its new Big Red uniforms. In the past, the Gritty-esque mascot has been featured on the helmet, but now the new threads have

Western Kentucky will make quite the helmet statement when it faces UTEP on Oct. 10. The Hilltoppers put together a smart video on social media featuring their lovable mascot. Check out the wonderful work that leads to the unveiling of a special helmet that proudly props the mascot,

There's a beauty to the game of college football. A beauty that really is hard to describe. It's the magic of a home underdog pulling off the unthinkable, the tailgates where someone over-serves themselves and creates what will be one of the worst Saturdays of their life.

Western Kentucky will wear all-red uniforms directly inspired by Big Red for its game against UTEP on Oct. 10, the Hilltoppers announced Thursday morning. The uniforms will feature the mascot's trademark giant pair of eyes on the helmet shells.