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For "SF DELTAS", it's Handel Gothic (regular or bold)

How about a D-I conference based on the Upper Midwest? For instance: Midwest-10 Conference MW-10 West * North Dakota State * North Dakota * South Dakota State * South Dakota * Nebraska-Omaha * Northern Iowa MW-10 East * Missouri State * Illinois State * Indiana State * Southern Illinois * Eastern Illinois * Western Illinois

ITC Machine looks similar. Not sure if it's an exact match. Looks very close to TTC Machine, but I guess it might be a heavily modified condensed/extended variation plus the pointy serifs though. I might be wrong though.

Come to think of it, I'm curious which font is the closest to the following wordmarks: a.) b.) c.) d.) Any ideas?

Thanks. I knew it looked something a bit familiar (like the old Miss. State wordmark font on their football jerseys from 1996 to 2003).

@officeglenn - To me, it looks like a variation of Kenyan Coffee (medium weight). Anyways, I'm curious on which font is used on the "Material Monikers" name.

Looks like a modified custom variation of Impact or Compacta Bold condensed, plus the serifs.

I agree with you on that one. And I'm not from Canada. But in order for the CFL to have more than 12 teams or upto 12 as the max, I bet the league itself needs to do too much scouting on cities with legit football stadiums, plus the money investments and the fan support.

I second that. Either this prediction or something similar MUST happen someday. Let's be honest. That way, there will be a great well-balanced schedule for all teams; when one team faces its other 5 division rivals twice (home & road), and faces the other 6 non-division teams once (3 home & 3 away, with home-and-home series alternating every 2 years) for a total of 16 games instead of 18 or even 22. For the playoffs, instead of 6 spots, it should be 8 (2 division semifinals & 1 division finals per division). That way, there won't be any crossover divisional matches. Just pure East vs. West finals/series to dispute for the Grey Cup in every single season, as the way it should be.

Thanks. But it's customly expanded in length and height from its original size. However, it counts.

To 'Home Opener' specifically, looks like Armada Black or Extra Bold. The rest of the writings (except the "United in Red" one) is also Armada, from Light to Regular to Bold. Mucho thanx! You're welcome. Anyways, I bet you're curious of which font is close to the one in "United in Red" too, because so am I.

To 'Home Opener' specifically, looks like Armada Black or Extra Bold. The rest of the writings (except the "United in Red" one) is also Armada, from Light to Regular to Bold.

Imagine Puerto Rico having a super confederation of sports. Here's a sample variation based on its 'minor league' baseball federation (which is nicknamed as 'Beisbol Doble A', or in its full name the 'AA Superior Baseball League of Puerto Rico' [or 'Liga de Béisbol Superior Doble A de Puerto Rico' in Spanish]). 1. - Eastern Puerto Rico Conference 1.1. - North Eastern Puerto Rico Division 1.1.1. - Carolina Section Carolina Giants Canóvanas Indians Loíza Coconutsmen Río Grande Warriors Trujillo Alto Rivermen 1.1.2. - Fajardo Section Fajardo Cariduros Ceiba Soup Marlins Culebra Small Virgins Luquillo Tourists Vieques Young Islanders 1.2. - South Eastern Puerto Rico Division 1.2.1. - Caguas Section Caguas Criollos Aguas Buenas Oasis Tigers Gurabo Falcons Juncos Valencian Mules San Lorenzo Samaritans 1.2.2. - Humacao Section Humacao Gray Caciques Las Piedras Craftsmen Maunabo Crabbers Naguabo Stars Yabucoa Sugar Canesmen 2. - Northern Puerto Rico Conference 2.1. - Far East Northern Puerto Rico Division 2.1.1. - San Juan Section San Juan Senators Bayamón Cowboys Cataño Boatsmen Guaynabo Mets Toa Baja Plainsmen 2.1.2. - Vega Baja Section Vega Baja Melao-Melao Dorado Golden Guardians Naranjito Blackbirds Toa Alta Roadrunners Vega Alta Plantsmen 2.2. - Far Wes Northern Puerto Rico Division 2.2.1. - Arecibo Section Arecibo Wolves Barceloneta Industrialists Camuy Sandmen Florida Titans Hatillo Milkmen 2.2.2. - Manatí Section Manatí Athenians Ciales Couragemen Corozal Plaintainsmen Morovis Titans Orocovis Sentries 3. - Southern Puerto Rico Conference 3.1. - Deep East Southern Puerto Rico Division 3.1.1. - Cayey Section Cayey Little Bulls Aibonito Floral Chicks Barranquitas Heroes Cidra Braves Comerío Silver Fishermen 3.1.2. - Guayama Section Guayama Wizards Arroyo Buccaneers Patillas Lions Salinas Flying Fishes Aguirre ? 3.2. - Deep West Southern Puerto Rico Division 3.2.1. - Ponce Section Ponce Lions Coamo Marathoners Juana Díaz Poets Santa Isabel Colts Villalba Beansmen 3.2.2. - Yauco Section Yauco Coffeesmen Guánica Rivermen Guayanilla Fishermen Peñuelas Oilers Ensenada ? 4. - Western Puerto Rico Conference 4.1. - North Western Puerto Rico Conference 4.1.1. - Aguadilla Section Aguadilla Sharks Aguada Navigators Isabela Garden Bantans Moca Rebel Vampires Quebradillas Pirates 4.1.2. - Utuado Section Utuado Mountaineers Adjuntas Lake Giants Jayuya Wood Carvers Lares Patriots San Sebastián Patrolsmen 4.2. - South Western Puerto Rico Conference 4.2.1. - Mayagüez Section Mayagüez Native Tarzans Añasco Foundationers Las Marías Citrusmen Maricao Indieras Rincón Surfers 4.2.2. - San Germán Section San Germán Athletics Cabo Rojo Wonder Pirates Hormigueros Pilgrims Lajas Cardinals Sabana Grande Palm Prodigies Lemme know your thoughts guys. More info at http://www.lbsdapr.org/

If you wanted less games, then all I would tweak on my model is the 'division play' one of having each team facing the other 4 teams 6 times (3 home & 3 road each), then add the rest, giving the total of 64 games.

Your format looks pretty cool and interesting. Oh, speaking of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL), I have a curious but well-modified and proposed/suggested schedule format of the OHL so that every team can compete in a perfectly well-balanced way. And since there are 2 equal conferences of 10 teams (with 2 equal divisions of 5 teams each), here goes the following: Schedule Format (72 total games): a.) Conference play; Division play; Each team will play its other division rivals eight times – four home, four away – for a total of 32 Division games (4 * 8 = 32). b.) Conference play; Out-of-Division play: Each team will play the five teams from the other division four times – two home, two away – for a total of 20 Out-of-Division games (5 * 4 = 20). c.) Out-of-Conference play: Each team will play all 10 teams from the other conference twice – one home, one away – for a total of 20 Out-of-Conference games (10 * 2 = 20). Lemme know your opinions and thoughts about this. And hopefully it would be applied for the upcoming future seasons and many more years to come.

Looks pretty close to it. I guess that most numbers are modified. But thanks anyways. Thanks for the link. Which reminds me, which font is close to the NHL Avalanche numbers? Like this sample photo:

Really, where can I find it? Because I tried Googling it over & over, but it appears to be known as "NFL Ravens" and not the one that's close to it with its original name.

I know it's the Baltimore Ravens number font in this photo. However, for curious general purposes, which font(s) might be similar to the Ravens' font numbers?

Federation Classic http://www.dafont.com/federation-classic.font Good guess. But my alternate guess for it was the Final Frontier Old Style variation. What's even the difference between those two? Thanks so much guys! For instance, on the Federation Classic version, the "V" looks different from the Final Frontier Old Style version.

Federation Classic http://www.dafont.com/federation-classic.font Good guess. But my alternate guess for it was the Final Frontier Old Style variation.

What a coincidence. That's nearly the same font used for this following photo: Emphasis on the words 'Kola Champagne'.

@buzzcut - What does the 'WFF' stand for? Might I ask.

The numbers nearly does look like a sans-serif variation of Cooperplate Gothic Bold. But another one close to that is ITC Blair Bold, if I'm not mistaken.

Looks like Colles or Armada I agree with walkerws. Looks like a modified bold version of Armada in my mind, due to its weight and thickness. But it looks pretty cool though.

Here's a silly realignment idea based on a pro basketball league called the 'Liga de Baloncesto Superior Nacional' (or 'National Superior Basketball League' in English). That's how some of current Puerto Rican greats like Carlos Arroyo & J.J. Barea came from before heading to the NBA. So far, it consists of 12 teams, but has like a total of 20 to 30 teams history-wise (most of them either being dormant or no longer active). But anyways, here's the current 2015 league list of teams competing: Capitanes de Arecibo Vaqueros de Bayamón Maratonistas de Coamo Brujos de Guayama Mets de Guaynabo Caciques de Humacao Atenienses de Manati Indios de Mayagüez Leones de Ponce Piratas de Quebradillas Atléticos de San Germán Cangrejeros de Santurce Then there are a dozen of many other past teams within the league's history such as the following: Polluelos de Aibonito Conquistadores de Aguada Tiburones de Aguadilla Taínos de Cabo Rojo Criollos de Caguas Indios de Canóvanas Gigantes de Carolina Toritos de Cayey Cariduros de Fajardo Gallitos de Isabela Titanes de Morovis Ganduleros de Villalba Suddenly, by mixing both parts, I would create a super-like BSN league with at least 24 teams, divided in 2 conferences (with 2 divisions each). 1.) BSN Atlantic Conference 1.1.) BSN Atlantic - North Division Capitanes de Arecibo Vaqueros de Bayamón Mets de Guaynabo Atenienses de Manati Titanes de Morovis Cangrejeros de Santurce 1.2.) BSN Atlantic - West Division Conquistadores de Aguada Tiburones de Aguadilla Taínos de Cabo Rojo Gallitos de Isabela Piratas de Quebradillas Indios de Mayagüez 2.) BSN Caribbean Conference 2.1.) BSN Caribbean - East Division Criollos de Caguas Indios de Canóvanas Gigantes de Carolina Toritos de Cayey Cariduros de Fajardo Caciques de Humacao 2.2.) BSN Caribbean - South Division Polluelos de Aibonito Maratonistas de Coamo Brujos de Guayama Leones de Ponce Ganduleros de Villalba Atléticos de San Germán Any thoughts guys? Oh, to know more about this sports league, check out its website at http://bsnpr.com