BigRed618

The St. Louis metro area includes an important AF base, so that may be how "BattleHawks" came about. But yeah, looks like fans may just shorten that to "Hawks."

The way the Battlehawks look, it seems to suggest that they just use the wings for the helmets, like the Salt Lake Stallions. Wildcats is kinda generic, but would you rather they be called the Xtreme, like last time?

I like it, although I would’ve moved the Sacramento team to Las Vegas. Anybody think MLS would benefit from division play?

I hope they get someone else to do their logos. It’s Brandoise's fault this is even happening. If the Zephyrs never rebranded, or at least not into something idiotic like "Baby Cakes," and alienating their entire fan base, they would’ve stayed in New Orleans, which was their home for over 25 years, might I add.

You’re not annoying me. That Ravens concept looks like something I would come up with.

I don't suppose it would be feasible to update the basketball templates for the current styles?

The numbers look better, but it would’ve been nice if they were yellow again. They had yellow numbers for the longest time and then suddenly they switch to white for no reason.

I prefer the bulldog over the elf, but otherwise I love it.

I'm more impressed to see a thread that's lasted for five years without getting locked.

I'm glad my hometown got it right the first time when it comes to flags... ...If it were me, though, I'd get rid of the seal so it would be just the purple with the white cross.

Here's a concept I made for my home state of Illinois. It was the 21st state to join, represented by the 21 stars on the staff edge. The colors represent the state itself, divided into three distinct regions. The north is known to border Lake Michigan, and has most of the state's largest cities. The central region is known for its farmland, and the south is known for its wealth of natural resources, such as coal and oil. I was quite proud of this design when I made it some years ago, but I may consider something different now. Coal and oil isn't as popular as it once was, so it may not be wise to celebrate those things on a flag.

I live near St. Louis, and my teams are... NL: Cardinals AL: White Sox NFL: Rams, Chiefs, and Bears NHL: Blues, though I don't worry about hockey that much outside the Olympics. NBA: Pacers MLS: Kansas City and Chicago Liga MX: Club América. One of the first soccer games I've ever sat down and watched involved the Aguilas, so they'll always have a special place in my heart. EPL: Tottenham Hotspur NCAA Football: Illinois and Notre Dame NCAA Basketball: SLU

The tracks look a little weird to me, being used as a sash, but otherwise good work as always.

That APL is one crazy list. I wish this was real. No matter where you'd be, you would never be far from a soccer stadium. I came up with a scenario of my own for MLS. In the near future, the league reaches 30 teams. Only then do they decide to give division play a chance. Here's how they would divvy them out... EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division New York Red Bulls New York City FC Montreal Impact New England Revolution Philadelphia Union Southeast Division DC United Orlando City SC Miami Flamingos Atlanta United FC Hampton Roads FC Neptune Great Lakes Division Chicago Fire Columbus Crew SC St. Louis FC Toronto FC Spirit of Detroit WESTERN CONFERENCE Heartland Division Sporting Kansas City Minnesota United FC FC Dallas Houston Dynamo San Antonio Rangers Cascadia Division Vancouver Whitecaps FC Seattle Sounders FC Portland Timbers Colorado Rapids Real Salt Lake Golden State Division Los Angeles Galaxy Los Angeles FC San Jose Earthquakes Sacramento Republic FC Las Vegas Eleven

I actually learned that there is some modicum of reason as to why the stars are placed like that. Look at those stars again. Notice how the tips touch each other in the center.

Cool idea. I think MLS could do division play right now if they wanted. With the teams we have now, the league would probably look something like... EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division - New York City - RBNY - DC United - New England - Orlando City Central Division - Chicago - Toronto FC - Columbus - Philadelphia - Montreal WESTERN CONFERENCE Frontier Division - Kansas City - Colorado - Salt Lake - FC Dallas - Houston Pacific Division - LA - San Jose - Portland - Seattle - Vancouver

I think the one with the silver looks better. Those two blues on the other one don't look that great together.

As an Illinoisan, I'm okay with this.

I like the Yankees' BP cap with the gray bill. A little variety every now and then is not going to ruin their precious "traditions."

I got another one... Recently the NBA and NHL started considering putting ads on their jerseys. Am I really the only one who would not mind if this happened? I mean, as long as it's kept to a minimum. Even MLS teams only have one presenting sponsor, and I don't see that changing in a hurry.

My favorite out of these might be either the Jaguars' harlequin design or Michigan's Guy Gardner look, even though I'm not sure how many fans would catch the reference. Also the badger on Wisconsin's set doesn't look too great to me, cut off like that.

I don't follow Aussie Rules, and I barely recognize any of the AFL teams, but Geelong might be my favorite. Any team that can look good using a house cat as their mascot is a win for me.

Is there a way you can arrange the templates more like that PNG file you made with all your Umbro templates? I've been having trouble with zip files lately. http://s6.photobucke...T BLISS/SOCCER/ Awesome! Thanks a bunch!

I like the Dolphin's new logo. I think it's a good evolution of the Dolphin-and-Sun and when I read the article about it, only to see most of the comments basically say BOOHOOHOONOTMUHDOLPHINZ!!11!, I got sick.

Is there a way you can arrange the templates more like that PNG file you made with all your Umbro templates? I've been having trouble with zip files lately.