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  1. Is branding mandated by the conference? Or perhaps the schools want to make clear their conference affiliations for recruits.
  2. I got this link today as I have seen games at Loyola the last two seasons. This is the new court design for basketball and volleyball at the Gentile Arena. It's OK, but could have been more striking IMHO. They, like a lot of institutions in Chicago, are leaning hard into the '4 stars on the flag' motif. Personally, I wish Loyola would go back to the "LU" design they had when I grew up there and my Dad was a professor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hA_4w7pNV-M&feature=youtu.beInsert other media
  3. I'e never been a fan of the Bengal's stripe scheme. Always hated the helmets and the latest redesigns are awful. If they wanted to go back to the boring basic Ken Anderson-era look, it wouldn't bother me. (Although an orange jersey might be interesting.) Speaking of, I like the Browns' set. I understand the objections people have, and I dislike the piping look on the jersey seams, and maybe the NCAA is the proper place for the name-on-the-pants look, but their look has always been so block-basic that it's not a sacreligeous gear-strip or anything.
  4. OK, yes, this is the very definition of an unpopular opinion. I have a question about this logo, maybe someone can help me. What is that thing that forms the crossbar of the "A" supposed to be? At first I thought it was trying to be a halo, but that makes no sense... it's physically attached to the wing. So WTF is it? Well,I do like the logo and it is an angel attached to the head.That's supposed to be a pitched (or hit) baseball, yes? And I personally loathe that set. Took a great uniform set and Disneyfied the crap out of the team.
  5. LOL!!!!1!!1! Seriously, I think the Islanders almost wear their desiged-in-half-an-hour crest as a badge of, I don't know if I'd call it "honor," but "resilience," maybe. I wish they'd put the four Cup hash marks back on the shoulder and also keep them on the stick.
  6. Opinion: Any of the above (Darkwing Duck possibly included) Ducks unis is preferable to the NASCAR crap they run out there now.
  7. Opinion: I have always hated the Bengals' stripe motif, on both the helmets and the uniforms.
  8. Never heard of them. AC Slatering? Sounds like a Russian football league's metallurgist's or mining team.
  9. I loved the Sonics mid-90s rebranding:color scheme, logo, uni design, all of it. Tradition be damned, the "Hook 'em, Horns" hand sign should be done with the thumb and pinky as the horns. Do it. Now look at the logo. Now do the "traditional" sign. Which one looks more like the logo? Gradients on major sport uniforms look like a desperate plea for attention,like a last gasp move. The Maple Leafs should go back to the Ballard-era sleeves. WIth the exception of white-white, I hate monochromatic NFL combos. Helmets are not a consideration.
  10. The Astros haven't had a good uni set since the rainbows. The BiG logo kicks ass for monogram-related reasons previously discussed, plus they aren't really brewers of beer. It bothers me that more people don't acknowledge the Hopi influence of the Coyotes' "Picasso" jerseys. Is there actual press about Picasso? I hate the Blackhawks solid-black alternate AND the barberpole from years past. The Mets should always wear pinstripes at home, and no black ever. All ballplayers should wear knee-length uni pants and long stirrup hose. I hate Flying Elvis. All European football teams should play for a year without shirt sponsors. Swallow the financial loss and see if the sponsors suffer at all. I love the Steelers' round numbers.
  11. I have two versions.... one is just the uniforms and the other is the key with the numbers and all that jazz and extra is one they were supposed to wear in 1997 (I think)... That green alt is yicchy.
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