Michigan is set to wear special jerseys for the “Under the Lights” game against Penn State on Oct. 11, the school announced over the weekend. It’s the first all-blue look in Michigan’s 135 year-history.

From MGoBlue.com:

Michigan is doing it up for its first night Big Ten home game in school history. The uniforms have stripes on the shoulder and on the numbers, with “Go Blue” across the gloves.

This isn’t the first time a team has worn an alternate jersey when taking on the Nittany Lions. In fact, four different teams have worn different variations of their uniforms against Penn State over the last two years.

Ohio started the trend in Bill O’Brien’s first game as head coach in 2012. The Bobcats wore a matte green helmet, as opposed to its traditional glossy white ones.

Eastern Michigan continued the trend, wearing a matte gray helmet in 2013.

Indiana wore special breast cancer awareness helmets during the month of October last year, using a pink “IU” symbol on its helmets instead of its traditional cream color.

Finally, Ohio State wore special Nike jerseys against Penn State in last year’s game at the Horseshoe. The most noticeable difference is the silver numbers, as opposed to the normal white numbers. The helmets were also metallic silver instead of normal gray.

Strangely enough, the Nittany Lions have lost three of the four games in which the other team has worn alternate uniforms in the last two years. Hopefully, the team can turn that trend around against the Wolverines under the lights.