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NCAA Nixes Twitter Handles on Akron Jerseys

The University of Akron is holding a “Social Media Night” when they host Ohio in a nationally-televised game Saturday night. There will be hastags on the floor (#theplacetobe #GoZips#ThinkBigger), but the NCAA has swooped in and made sure the team didn’t make the huge mistake of adding the Men’s Basketball Twitter

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Hornets to Unveil New Name, Logos Tomorrow

According to a Tweet from New Orleans Hornets Spanish-language broadcaster Emilio Peralta, the team will hold a press conference tomorrow afternoon at 4pm ET (3pm local time) to announce the team will be re-named the New Orleans Pelicans and also unveil the new logos and uniforms. The now deleted tweet,

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Nike NBA All-Star Game Shoes Inspired by Space (and Houston)

Nike’s having a little fun with a bunch of space-inspired designs centered on the NBA’s All-Star game. We’ve already seen Adidas unveil the game’s uniforms and now we have Nike debuting a trio of space-inspired shoe designs. The Feb. 17 game in Houston has garnered all sorts of space references

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2013 NBA All-Star Game Uniforms Unveiled

The 2013 NBA All-Star Game uniforms were unveiled earlier this morning courtesy a press release on adidas.com.  This years game will take place at the Toyota Center in Houston. SportsLogos.Net first posted what we then suspected were the Western Conference jerseys back in August 2012 via the mascot logo designed

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Sonics? Kings? NBA possibly back in Seattle this Fall

Just a few months after approving a new arena deal, the City of Seattle may be ready to welcome back the National Basketball Association. The rumour mill is a-buzzin’ with news that the Maloofs, owners of the Sacramento Kings (who reportedly nearly moved the club to Anaheim in 2011, even

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Designing Lightness: High-Performance Shoes Go Low on Weight

We don’t really know how much faster Kobe Bryant or soccer star Theo Walcott can go by wearing a shoe an ounce lighter than the competition, but that hasn’t stopped the major apparel outfitters from continuing the search for the perfect way to design an ultra-light performance shoe. The new

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