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  1. 8 minutes ago, CaliforniaGlowin said:

    Oh boy, so which Sharks will have the better branding?

    I'd imagine that LIU will.

     

    LBSU is keeping their interlocking LB and their "Beach" wordmark in their set. So who knows how heavily LBSU will actually lean into the new nickname.

     

    Meanwhile, LIU is starting from scratch--merged institution, new nickname, new colors (blue and gold).

  2. 14 hours ago, MattMill said:

    Interesting. Same font. Same embossed lettering with grey glow on the bottom three. Yikes. Do these schools realize they're getting a cookie cutter representation?

    That's what Phoenix does. For a while, they used Impact for a lot of things (UMass Lowell, Rhode Island College, Iona, LIU Post, Jacksonville State, Siena, SUNY Poly)

  3. On 2/28/2019 at 10:24 PM, Earl said:

    Believe it or not, in the past year and half they've created these:
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    It's not like what we seen from Torch or on here & Behance but they're still serviceable.  Each are improved updates from their previous brands.  Where would be your alma mater?

    My alma mater is UMass Lowell

  4. On 2/22/2019 at 7:55 AM, Earl said:

    Cal U (California University of Pennsylvania, Division II) Vulcans revealed their new athletics logos yesterday.  Source

    VulcanLogo.png-->  maxresdefault.jpgmain_logo_89.svg

    While they're not the only Vulcans in the NCAA, I think it's safe for them to brand under the name instead of Cal U which I'm sure many have confused with the state of California.

    https://calvulcans.com/news/2019/2/21/general-cal-u-reveals-new-university-athletic-logos.aspx

    Let's give Carnegie Dartlet the credit for this

    1) That's a gorgeous Vulcan logo

    2) I love the hammer hidden in the "C". That can work on its own.

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