I understand, and you probably know this, but that licensing sheet is just to provide guidelines on how to properly use the official UConn logos, and not an indication of what uniforms will look like. For example, if you are producing a red t-shirt, the word UConn must be in blue, or it will not be approved. I have seen no indication that our primary uniforms will be anything other than Blue or White, with only more red trim probably tossed in.
As far as the Neon colored clothing, that is not controlled by Athletics. If you are using official logos from
UConn Athletics then typically you have to use blue, white, grey or red. But for another example, this shirt:
http://www.uconncoop.com/product_p/42097.201.htm It just uses a generic font for UConn, so this clearly wasn't done by Athletics, but rather someone from the University.
There are some exceptions, and I'm sure we can spend all day finding them, but just trying to show there is a difference and not every issue should be laid at the doorstep of UConn Athletics....and I think Neon colored apparel falls somewhere behind conference realignment on the "to-do list"