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Valparaiso has chosen Beacons as the new nickname for its sports teams. https://www.valpoathletics.com/athletics/news/2021-22/20576/valparaiso-university-unveils-new-nickname/

Everton 2021/22 Third Kit https://www.evertonfc.com/news/2199794/third-kit-on-sale-now

Update for Southeastern Louisiana University (SLU) Here is the old logo set http://www.southeastern.edu/admin/umc/styleguide/logos/athletic/images/athletic-3color.png

Here's Everton's home kit. Hummel added a sublimated pattern to the front and yellow trim to the sleeves and collar. The pattern and yellow trim has also been added to the standard white shorts and blue alternate shorts.

Western Michigan seems to be taking design input from Washington Football Team and are going with a W in a circle as well. The new logo appears to be for both the school itself as well as for the athletic teams. The athletic department website features the new W logo throughout yet the football team social media pages are still using the bronco logo. It will be interesting to see if all the teams have new uniforms and equipment that match the new branding and colors. As far as the new main logo, its ok. The biggest issue I have is there is nothing distinctive about it that lets you know its Western Michigan. Brown and gold are unique colors for sure in college branding. Unfortunately they only other school that comes to mind with the same colors is Wyoming, so by using just a W it could be mistaken for a logo for Wyoming, if Wyoming were crazy enough to ever move away from the bucking cowboy logo. New logo Old Logo

Every Wednesday, the Corpus Christi Hooks will play as the Corpus Christi Honey Butter Chicken Biscuits. The Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit is a popular breakfast item at Whataburger which started in Corpus.

For starters, they should standardize if their uniforms will include the full name, "The Citadel," or just say "Citadel." I lean going with "The Citadel" as that is the name of the school and I would be guessing that their alumni wouldn't be in favor of messing with their establish brand, as nonconventional as it may be.

National Championship Game returning to black endzones after a one year break due to the Superdome endzones never being painted.

Whats a little odd is when they released the new uniform look, there never was any pictures of the road look and the graphic said there was a maroon pant option for the road, but there has never been any photos of them.

Either Adidas wasnt able to produce maroon pants in time before the start of the season or we just straight up shelved them as every game we wore white pants this year. I dont believe Jimbo is a fan of alternate uniforms and looks so we just stuck with our 2 combos all year. I wish we would have had maroon pants to bust out as M/W/M is my preferred road look.

ESPN owns many of these bowls. They need programing to fill and commercials to sell. Any money made from people in attendance is just bonus.

This may wind up being a one-off version of the logo as BBVA's US banks were acquired by PNC Bank with the deal expected to be complete mid 2021. So I would expect to see a redone logo with the presenting sponsor being PNC or a sponsorless logo returning.

Mizzou all-white look for this weekend's game against Florida in their semi-throwback look

I thought they would have by now, but I cant find any example of them doing it.

Mississippi State is throwing it back to 1969 with the Flying M helmet and retro uniforms.

The Cactus Bowl, which was the Cheez-It Bowl the past two seasons, will now be the Guaranteed Rate Bowl

Tulane will have a retro surfing pelican logo on their blue helmets this weekend

Illinois will wear a white helmet with a solid black I decal tomorrow against Wisconsin

I think changing the name to Paramount+ is a great move. CBS All Access reads to me that it is just a place to go stream old and current CBS shows, which isnt even completely true since their most sucessful show of the last decade in Big Bang Theory is actually distributed by Warner Bros so its on HBOMax (which that has an entirely different branding mess). Now that CBS and Viacom are one company again, it makes sense to have your premium streaming service be named after a highly recognizable brand that showcases it provides more than just tv shows. CBS All Access might have more than tv shows for all i know, but since I dont watch any current CBS programing outside of sports I never had any desire to even look into if that service offered something I like.

Correct. Assuming a full normal season is played next year, the patch and field markings will be gone next year as Notre Dame will no longer be playing for an ACC championship in football. Of course pigs could finally start flying and Notre Dame could decide to jump in and become a full ACC member

People who grew up in Houston know him as the Channel 11 sports guy, but most couldn't tell you he played football for the Oilers let alone for BYU.

I'm so glad to see Sam Houston clean up their look for not just football, but across the entire athletic department. The football team went heavy on using blue as an accent color on whatever template Nike and then Under Armour had on any given year. Meanwhile all the other sports used black as a primary accent color. I have always associated SHSU as a bright orange and white school so it is good to see the extra colors get removed from the mix. I would be ok without the grey outline on the numbers, but it does help the conference patch match some element of the uniform

Nielsen was the sports director of the Houston CBS affiliate for 25 years after playing as a QB for the Oilers and I believe still lives in town so its nice to see a tribute to someone who has ties to both communities.

Small but important change for Utah. Pants stripe now continues straight down and doesnt make a sharp turn toward the back of the legs 2019 Pants