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Faux Pas: Mooch Rocking Denim Shirt With Jeans

Posted by Brooks on Oct. 26, 2008, 2:22pm

Photo sent to me today of fashion disaster Steve Mariucci at the Cal-UCLA game in Berkeley yesterday. Mooch is a former Cal head coach and of course he fronted the 49ers for six seasons.

Steve Mariucci Denim Shirt With Jeans

He apparently had a security detail with him while getting to his seat in the stands. One problem though, my spy says no one recognized him. (Treehouses not yet wired for NFLN?)

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