<p>at my school, USC, a disproportionately high number of people wear USC gear around everywhere...anything from hoodies, ties, beanies, workout shorts, warm ups, shirts, Crocs (yes...we have USC branded Crocs...)...</p>
<p>From William and Mary...almost everyone wears W&M hoodies. Most of the time.</p>
<p>everyone at duke wears duke gear. i wear duke gear 70% of the stuff... i.e., i seriously have on a duke hoodie, duke sweatpants, a duke t-shirt underneath my sweatshirt, and a duke basketball hat on.</p>
<p>hahaa</p>
<p>At U-Dub wearing purple is not only commonplace, but encouraged.</p>
<p>I don't wear any of my college's stuff myself (grr... expensive. >.>)
but I do see alot of people who do.</p>
<p>I can second the "USC Gear" thing. It seems like everyone has at least a t-shirt or hoodie they wear with some regularity...</p>
<p>USC has always had lots of school sprit, but it really took off right around the time I got here (when we were winning all them football championships...)</p>
<p>But definitely at a much higher rate than all my friends who go to UC's, most of whom don't own a single piece of clothing with the school name on it...</p>
<p>At my school you see a lot of school stuff. Although you do see stuff from some nearby schools as well (but majority is our own).</p>
<p>Do a lot of people wear sweats and other comfy stuff all the time or do they dress normal (jeans, sweater-ish outfits)??</p>
<p>Both. Here, lots of people dress in the sweatpants-tshirt type outfit, lots dress in jeans/tshirt/sweater type stuff, and, because it's Princeton, lots lso dress very preppy.</p>
<p>Really, though, no one cares how you dress. Whatever you find comfortable/nice looking.</p>
<p>The girls dress of college hoodie/pajama bottoms/flipflops is overdone. Comfortable? I guess. But please.</p>
<p>For nerdy, anti-school-sprit fun try wearing a nearby and/or competing school's clothes. I wear my Drexel Comp Sci shirt a lot at Temple. fun.</p>
<p>If only I actually had $50 to drop on an NYU sweater.</p>