In the early days of football, teams generally wore one jersey regardless of a home or an away game. By the late 1930's, home and road jerseys were introduced. (Note: The Hoyas appeared to wear gray pants in the 1920's and 1930's; with the poor state of outdoor fields in this era, these could have easily been white pants at some point.)
To date, Georgetown has not introduced an alternate color jersey.
The photos below displayed in the order in which these jerseys were worn. Archival records can contain errors, so please contact us for any errors or omissions. For a review of players by number, see the alumni pages.
1887
The earliest known photo of the football term shows the team in street clothes, which was not uncommon in the earliest days of the sport.
1889
An all-white canvas jacket known as a "Princeton Smock" was the style worn by the 1889 team.
1900
A variety of jerseys were worn at the turn of the 20th Century, sometimes in the same game. Early teams centered on a rugby sweater seen here.
1913-1924
By the 1910s, Georgetown settled on a single blue shirt with padded pants. Helmets were not introduced until 1919.
1925-1928
A blue vest and a striped sweater served as the style for Georgetown teams on the late 1920s.
1929-1930
For two seasons Georgetown wore this blue jersey, with a gray shoulder trim.
1931-1932
A unique styled "G" jersey appears to have been worn at some, but not all games, rotating with the 1929-30 jersey.
1934-1937
Georgetown appeared to wear a gray home jersey along with a road white, according to archival photos. Any image of a blue jersey is being researched.
1938-1942
These were the jerseys seen through Georgetown's 23 game win streak and its Orange Bowl appearance.
1946-1950
Following World War II, the jerseys featured a larger size from that seen before.
1964-1969
During the club football era, a series of jerseys from the intramural ranks were in use.
1970-1989
The longest tenured jersey in Georgetown football, this style was seen throughout most of the Scott Glacken era.
1990-1996
A slight change to the previous style introduced a wider font. A copy of the road white jersey is being sought.
1997-1998
For two seasons, a simpler look was used. A better scan of the road white jersey is being sought.
1999-2002
This design introduced the Georgetown name across the front of the jersey.
2003-2005
The last of the Russell Athletic series featured a smaller "HOYAS" nameplate below the neck.
2006-2007
The first of the Nike designs appeared for the home blues only. Road jerseys for 2003-05 were used in 2006, while the road jersey from 2008-2012 was used in 2007.
2008-2012
The second jersey style from Nike featured piping along the neck and shoulders for both home and away.
2013-2014
In 2013, Georgetown received new white road jerseys from Nike, but without new blue ones. The home jersey from 2008-12 was still being used in the 2013 and 2014 seasons.
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2015-2019
In 2015, Georgetown received a complete set of uniform jerseys from Nike with an updated style.
2021-2023
In 2021, Georgetown's jerseys featured a typeface consistent with other GU teams.