Consistency. That was the primary focus on the latest UNC Tar Heels re-branding. Colour, fonts,… argyle. They also updated their “NC” mark. “The main goal was to build on our tradition, and then come up with something that is exciting for recruits and current student athletes, and then gain some
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Army will have a new logo and new/old nickname going forward
Until 1999, the United States Military Academy’s sports teams were known as the Cadets (which made sense because the students themselves are referred to as cadets), with the nickname of “Black Knights” coming from the fact that the football team’s uniforms were black. The unofficial nickname became the official nickname
NCAA Bans Crop Top Jerseys From College Football
This past season in college football saw an old fad from the late 80s and early 90s make a shocking return in our current generation: The crop top jersey. Indeed, we saw a multitude of players on the FBS level and beyond take to the field with their jerseys rolled
U.S. Historical Figures on Sports Logos
The Frisco RoughRiders are expected to unveil a logo and uniform set later today which will be heavily influenced by the image of former US President Teddy Roosevelt. Roosevelt led a division of the army known as the “Rough Riders” prior to assuming the presidency following the assassination of William
9 adidas schools get “Made In March” makeover for 2015
We’ve reached late February, which means one thing if you’re a college football fan: New uniforms. Oh, and I guess that whole NCAA Tournament thing being right around the corner as well. No big deal, right? Digression aside, 9 adidas schools will be receiving new “Made In March” uniforms. While
Nike Rolls Out Mostly-White Elite Rivalry Series uniforms
Remember last year when Nike rolled out a set of new uniforms in time for Tournament season for a select number of schools? Those uniforms were fun, fauxback looks that were colorful and interesting! This year, Nike’s done the same thing for a few schools with their Nike Elite Rivalry
Is The NCAA Trying To Control The College Football Uniform Craze?
We’ve talked multiple times about how college football uniforms are basically the Wild Wild West of the sports logos/uniforms world. You’ve got schools who now pride themselves on wearing a different uniform every week, other schools who are willing to drop school colors in the name of looking cool, schools
Are these new football uniforms for the UNLV Rebels?
This past weekend, UNLV held their annual Rebel Weekend event, and they promoted that event by showing off some different jersey looks. Before the actual event took place, the football program’s facebook page posted this image of some new looks for UNLV. Some were fan concepts, but we did get
UNCW Seahawks Unveil New Athletics Logos
The Seahawks have a new logo. No, not the team set to compete for their second straight Super Bowl victory this weekend, but rather the University of North Carolina – Wilmington Seahawks, who unveiled their new athletics logos at a student event earlier this week. The new logo replaces a dated look which
Oregon Ducks 2014 National Champs Phantom Merchandise
The first ever college football playoff is over and the Ohio State Buckeyes are your undisputed 2014 National Football Champions. Congrats to the Buckeyes and their fans! In preparation for a victory by their opponents, the Oregon Ducks, championship merchandise was created and ready to hit the shelves this morning
Adidas Shows Off Prototype Football Uniforms For Miami and Arizona State
As you all should know by now if you follow this lovely website of ours on a regular basis, adidas has made some pretty major acquisitions over the past two months; First they outbid everyone for the rights to outfit Arizona State and then they managed to wrestle Miami from
Ohio State, Oregon Both Have Black Endzones For National Championship Game
We already know about Oregon ditching their school colors in favor of grayscale for the National Championship game. Now, the endzones on the field where the title will be decided will also have a decidedly dark look to them, and not just for Oregon. Indeed, whoever’s in charge of the