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Please do something like this. White helmet though with Green symbol

Oh whoops LOL

I'm beginning to suffer from great redesign withdrawal. When are we seein the next one?

Also please keep the shirt open for a while I'm so buying this.

Put an LA in the facemask and youve nailed it

Amazing!

The 4 is a little awkward on the alternate, and I think the gold pants should be primary over the white.

Here is the next team, Edmond. This team from an Oklahoma town sports the city's iconic flour mill tower as it's logo. The three bars represent the city's three high schools, as well as forming an abstract E. The wordmark is inspired based off the logo font of the historic flour company.

Here is Washington, the DC inside a W that also has three pillars representing the three branches of government. Behind it is a Captain-America-shield-like design. I'm not sure how happy i am with the wordmark.

I'd have the pant stripes match the sleeve stripes and taper off with a sharp end. Also, I really like the no-outline on the black uni, so I'd take it off the home and away.

I think this may be the first design that misses the mark. It really is tough to change a classic. I dig the pants stripe but the yoke ain't workin for me. I do appreciate the grey facemask though

Here's Nashville. The logo takes cues from the neon signs of Nashville's music halls, as well as combining the music note with a football.

I thickened the lines on OKC to make the colors stand out more, so here it is:

Perhaps putting Lynchburg first skewed the logo goal of the league. Not every logo will have Christian imagery tied in. That aspect will be most prominent in the league logo, with the rest of the teams standard. Lynchburg simply had a cross because I couldn't think of much else to do for the city, along with the opportunity presented with the L and 7.

Thanks for the commentary on Lynchburg. I'm still not completely happy with the Lion logo but I think I can work on that later. For now here's team two, Oklahoma City. First off, I did not include a wordmark and left the 3rd column blank simply to match the rest of the presentations. The primary OKC will also serve as the wordmark. The primary mark features an arrow to pay homage to the state's Native American roots. The alternate is the shield seen on the state's flag.