topcityhockey
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somehow I've never seen that Tar Heel logo before, I like. good views of sideshanks can be found here: UNC Title Rings
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On 8/26/2017 at 7:29 AM, OliverP said:
Google image search is back tracking to Fédération Boraine, a Belgian futsal league. However, I'm not sure if that is the true original source or not. (http://www.fbfs.be/)
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Anybody know what the font on Network is? Having a hard time matching the O.
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On 7/1/2017 at 2:33 AM, Championship Sports Rings said:
Here is your first look at the new 2017 North Carolina National Championship Ring. It was made by Jostens. Traditionally the ring account for the Tar Heels basketball team has been with Herff Jones as i knew the HJ Ring rep for the basketball team but when Head Coach Roy Williams got there they have used pretty much every major ring company to make their rings and National Championship Rings. The 2005 National Champs ring was made by Balfour , the 2009 ring was made by HJ.
This is a seriously gorgeous design, this seems like it would be a great standard template going forward. Just altering it with the school, year, and sport would minimize costs.
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That Timbers ring is pretty nice, although I think I would have done some color element on the Stand Together side shank. Check out the article:http://www.timbers.com/post/2016/03/14/portland-timbers-receive-their-2015-mls-cup-champion-rings Placing the ring so that the axe acts as the T in RCTID (Rose City Til I Die) on the presentation box is also a nice touch.
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Didn't see Wichita State's baseball stadium in here anywhere. Very interesting way to deal with all of the accomplishments. Missouri Valley Conference Tournament Championships on the left, NCAA Tournament Appearances on the right. In particular I really like the commas, as it assumes that they'll keep adding more. Not sure what they'll do after they win 2 move MVC titles.
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That Panthers ring leaves a lot to be desired. The craftsmanship on the logo makes it look more like a high school championship ring than something fit for a NFL team.
Really like the Jostens poster, helps to compare all of them size wise.
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Warriors have selected Jason of Beverly Hills for their ring.
we look forward to creating a ring that will be talked about in sports circles for generationsPressure is on Jason of Beverly Hills to produce the best Championship Rings ever http://www.warriorsworld.net/2015/09/18/warriors-news-warriors-choose-jeweler-championship-rings/ …
Same artists that did the 2009 and 2010 LA Lakers rings, I think the Warriors made a great choice. Can't wait to see what they come up with and what special features this ring will include. The 2010 Lakers ring was cool because all of the rings had a piece of the game ball from game 7. The fact that this was the 40th anniversary of the last Warriors title might also be something Jason of Beverly Hills incorporates into the design.
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That WSU logo is atrocious. As a Shocker I thank the powers that be that they decided against that thing. Looks like Harley Davidson was going to start making bread.
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I did some more looking and the two perfect game examples were awarded by the individual teams. Article about Braden's (the left one):Dallas Braden Perfect Game and here is a slide show for Roy Halladay's: Halladay perfect game The catcher, Carlos Ruiz, also got a ring Ruiz ring
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would have thought they'd have 27 diamonds for the 27 batters faced/ 27 outs.
Didn't know players got these:
Neither did I. Those are nice looking rings.
actually the National League (right one) does have 27 diamonds in the field area. the American League one is harder to tell because I can't really count the individual diamonds in the foul area but it looks like it might have 27 diamonds in the foul area, it does have 9 diamonds in the outfield.
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NFL: KC Chiefs- I am a Kansan and as such you have to make your allegiances pretty clear at a young age. I was a kid during the Joe Montana/Marcus Allen/ Derrick Thomas era and was impressed by how awesome those guys were both on and off the field.
MLB: KC Royals- Pretty much the same as the Chiefs, closest thing to a hometown team and have to like an underdog
Anaheim Angels- Although I know that it is unfair to root for two teams in the same league I have to root for the Angels because my family is originally from California and so it just feels right to root for them.
NHL: Mighty Ducks of Anaheim- the Mighty Ducks movies were my first exposure to hockey and then when the team was created my aunt started sending me Ducks memorabilia, I started watching games as often as I could and from then on I was a Ducks fan.
NCAA: Kansas State-purely family, my parents are from Manhattan and the purple and white will always seem right.
Southern California- family, I have quite a few cousins that are Trojan alumni and so I started supporting USC.
Wichita State University- I am a proud Shocker and will support the Yellow and Black forever.
MLS: Sporting Kansas City (Wizards)- The "hometown team", they also had one of the coolest/dorkiest logos ever.
Los Angeles Galaxy: The Galaxy were the first team I ever saw play (on television) and I instantly became a huge supporter.
Australian Football League: Richmond Football Club- Tigers eat 'em alive. That is all I have to say
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Wow 505 rings they got! Who the hell are they all giving them too?!?!
Well if you look at the Stanley Cup they put 52 names on it. Those names only include players(those eligible), coaches, owners and management. In addition you would have players that weren't eligible for engraving on the Cup,scouts,business operations staff, training and support staff. They may have made secondary versions for the players and variations for player spouses. They might have also ordered rings for important business partners. A Stanley Cup ring is a very nice way to recognize all of the people that contributed to the effort
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Realignment and Expansion of the NHL. New teams are KC,Houston, San Diego,Seattle,Portland and Winnipeg.
Western Conference
Pacific
Anaheim Ducks
Colorado Avalanche
Los Angeles Kings
Phoenix Coyotes
San Diego
San Jose Sharks
Northwest
Calgary Flames
Edmonton Oilers
Portland- Western
Seattle
Vancouver Canucks
Winnipeg
Midwest
Chicago Blackhawks
Dallas Stars
Houston
Kansas City
Minnesota Wild
St. Louis Blues
Eastern Conference
Great Lakes
Buffalo Sabres
Detroit Red Wings
Montreal Canadiens
Ottawa Senators
Pittsburgh Penguins
Toronto Maple Leafs
Atlantic
Boston Bruins
New Jersey Devils
New York Islanders
New York Rangers
Philadelphia Flyers
Washington Capitals
Southern
Atlanta Thrashers
Carolina Hurricanes
Columbus Blue Jackets
Florida Panthers
Nashville Predators
Tampa Bay Lighting
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College Football
Conference 1: Northeast Conference--
East: Boston College, Connecticut, Army, Rutgers, Maryland, Navy
West: Syracuse, Buffalo, Temple, Pittsburgh, Penn State, West Virginia
Conference 2: Pacific Conference
North: Washington, Washington State, Oregon, Oregon State, California, Stanford
South: San Jose State, San Diego State, Fresno State, UCLA, USC, Hawai'i
Conference 3: Western Athletic Conference-
North: Idaho, Boise State, Utah State, Wyoming, Utah, BYU
South: Nevada, UNLV, Arizona, Arizona State, New Mexico, New Mexico State
Conference 4: Southwest Conference
North: Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, SMU, North Texas, TCU, Texas Tech
South: Houston, Rice, Texas, Texas A&M, UTEP, Baylor
Conference 5: Big 12
East: Kansas, Arkansas, Arkansas State, Missouri, Iowa State, Iowa
West: Colorado, Colorado State, Air Force, Nebraska, Kansas State, Tulsa
Conference 6: Conference USA
East: Louisiana Tech, LA-Monroe, LA-Lafayette, LSU, Tulane, Ole Miss
West: Mississippi State, Southern Miss, UAB, Alabama, Auburn, Troy
Conference 7: Southeast Conference
North: Middle Tennessee State, Tennessee, Memphis, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Florida State
South: Florida, UCF, South Florida, Miami, Florida Atlantic, Florida International
Conference 8: ACC--Charlotte
North: Kentucky, Louisville, Virginia Tech, Western Kentucky, Duke, Wake Forest
South: Clemson, South Carolina, Vanderbilt, NC State, East Carolina, UNC
Conference 9: Big East
East: Virginia, Marshall, Ohio, Ohio State, Kent State, Akron
West: Cincinnati, Miami (OH), Toledo, Bowling Green, Ball State, Indiana
Conference 10: Mid-American Conference
East: Eastern Michigan, Michigan, Michigan State, Central Michigan, Western Michigan, Notre Dame
West: Minnesota, Wisconsin, Northwestern, Northern Illinois, Illinois, Purdue
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does anyone know what this font is? I've seen it before but I can't find the name for the font.
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would anybody know what the font in black is-
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The Burger King alts used Century Schoolbook Bold Italic and the McCabe jersey uses a squooshed version of Serpentine Bold for the numbers.
Thank you, I had looked but I just couldn't find anything close in my personal fonts.
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anybody know what the font used on the numbers here are-
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sorry double post
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Anybody know what the fonts used on the Roadrunner banners and the Showcase banner in this picture are?
CCSLC Championship Ring Thread
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the top of that Grand Rapids ring is gorgeous, side shanks are a little underwhelming. The cup and the detroit logo on the same side seems a little squashed.