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Guess my only question about it is: are the letters transparent or reflective? If reflective why do we see the trophy through the L. if transparent, how do we see the palm trees?

apparently the cyan/magenta version is a mockup done on reddit. does anyone have this year's program? usually it's near the end

Rams website has this

Something tells me we’re gonna get these numbers

Love that they're remembering their AAFC championships too. Solid retro anniversary logo

I don't get the call for the Texans playing dressup as the Oilers. With so much issues and complaining about the bass ackwards revisionist history that the NBA does, why would the Texans get an exception? The Texans are taking their colors from the Texas flag. the bull logo emulates the design with the solid blue and red/white. changing the Deep Steel Blue to the Oiler blue would remove that aspect of it. Houston's team is now the Texans. The Oilers left. Should the identity have stayed in Houston? Probably. But the people there also just accepted the move like so many others before had. Which is weird as the Browns had left the year prior and there was enough of an uproar from fans in Cleveland to retain the Browns identity/history/colors/etc.

Don't forget the Titans mascot for most of their time was T-Rac.

My goodness the internet has ruined me. That dot on the “r” resembling the head of a stick figure using the rest of the “r” and the open “o” as a body creates an unfortunate secondary picture there that I’m just not going to describe any further. it’s very sleek and does try to update the current signature one, but personally it feels really dated and had they ever changed to it, I feel like they would’ve returned to the Classic signature during any of the retro revivals we’ve had.

I didn’t even know SC was doing anything with their flag. Glad they didn’t go with the proposed design. Sometimes abstract works better than realistic. https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/31/us/south-carolina-new-flag-backlash-trnd/index.html Proposed design: currently accepted design:

Why can’t they just add a star to the existing cluster and wear the scudetto. The scudetto identifies the champion. Wonky Star placement is just excessive at this point. It really shouldn’t be this difficult. Win a championship: earn one star win 5: 4 silvers become one gold 5+: gold on top with silvers below easy math there

If my memory serves me right, it’s only like that because it was a holdover from Pat Patriot. If you look closely on the Elvis you can see the outline of the patch/decal that was used to cover up Pat

I switched over real quick to just check the score... HOW IN THE HOLY HELL ARE THE HEAT DOWN 32 POINTS!? Congrats on your 17th Lakers. Too bad you’re not in your traditional gold

What team is this? I can’t tell without the giant city name on the front or the team name down the side of the pants! This is madness!! All kidding aside, the Browns look like the Browns again. The minor tweaks fall seamlessly in place with the traditional look of the Browns. Such a substantial upgrade over the mess they had before it’s like night and day. Hope it never gets tossed aside again.

So as mentioned, the New Magnolia flag was chosen as the option on the ballot in Mississippi. But it looks like some modifications took place such as widening the red sections, made the gold borders thicker, and made the text bolder I think it certainly helps a bit. I still like the inclusion of the Choctaw star but man, that text just hurts the overall design. Still, clearly better than a Civil War relic in the corner or just the "State Seal on Blue" which also happens to be a Civil War relic in design. On the topic of top state flags, back in 2001 NAVA did a survey for the top State/Province/Territory flags and the top 5 ranked as: New Mexico Texas Quebec Maryland Alaska While the bottom 5, to no one's real surprise at the time, were all State Seal on Blue 72. Georgia (prior to their next flag change which took place in 2003) 71. Nebraska 70. Montana 69. Kansas 68. South Dakota