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With festivities kicking off this afternoon and games stretching well into the new year, college football bowl season truly is the most wonderful time of the year. With that said, we’ve compiled a list of every uniform and bowl patch that has been unveiled thus far — and we’ll continue
The Single-A Chicago White Sox affiliate in Kannapolis, North Carolina, will have a new name in 2020. Just moments ago, the team announced it will be the Kannapolis Cannon Ballers, an homage to the textile plant Cannon Mills. The team’s identity, designed by Dan Simon of Studio Simon, centers around
The 2019 college football season kicks off in earnest this weekend with a full slate of games on Saturday, so we’ve compiled a list of every uniform and logo change that took place across the country this offseason. Among the most visible changes for this season is the introduction of
Welcome to the 2018 Creamer Awards, our seventh annual celebration of the best new sports logos to debut throughout the year. Over these past twelve months, we saw a plethora of new logos across the sports world. In addition to the usual crop of fresh designs, we were treated to
Let’s make this perfectly clear: Football executives are not ornithologists. When it came to developing an identity for the new NFL franchise in Seattle in 1975, it’s safe to say that the team’s first priority was NOT to make sure all the bird nerds had their questions answered. The first
Placing advertisements on jerseys seems like one of the most inevitable developments of the future for the four major sports leagues in North America. The NBA is clearly heading down that path, and with NFL teams using their practice jerseys to sell ad space, you have to believe that the
The 2014 NFL season is rapidly approaching, which makes this as good of a time as ever to give you a bit of a preview of what each NFL team should look like uniform-and-logo wise. If you missed any big news that went down this season and you don’t want
Here at the Worldwide Sports Logos Headquarters, we have many leather-bound books full of league logos and our conference room smells of rich mahogany. Sometimes, in between heated discussions over the merits of new logos, or how far into the depth of sport we are willing to go, tracking new alt uniforms, we
