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The bottom font is called Balloon. Some sites call it Bazooka.

nevermind, plz delete mods

Milwaukee NFL team would probably be as irrelevant as the Bucks. Okay, maybe not to that extreme, but the state of Wisconsin is too hardcore Packers territory and most would never think of switching teams even if the Pack allowed a team in MKE soil.

I actually like that gold Jags helmet.

CFL, MLS & NASL, NFL, NBA, NHL, College football v1 & v2, FFL, NBL I'll do one for every league. I promise you this will be the most wild and unrealistic pointless realignment. This is my first shot at this type of thing so it will show, haha. Every major metro area gets a team. First off, MLB. MLB in the end of the 21st century American League AL Atlantic:Baltimore OriolesBoston Red SoxBuffalo BisonProvidence GraysNew York YankeesPhiladelphia StarsToronto Blue JaysWashington SenatorsAL Dixie:Birmingham BaronsCharleston (SC) RiverDogsDurham BullsJacksonville SunsNorfolk TideTampa Bay RaysTennessee SmokiesWest Virginia Black Bears AL Heartland:Chicago White SoxCleveland IndiansColumbus ClippersDetroit TigersIndiana RacersKansas City Royals Louisville BatsMinnesota TwinsAL Pacific:Anaheim AngelsAustin BullsOakland AthleticsOklahoma City Redhawks Portland BeaversSalt Lake BeesSeattle MarinersTexas Rangers National League NL Atlantic:Atlanta BravesBoston BeaneatersHartford Yard GoatsMontreal ExposNewark PatriotsNew York MetsPhiladelphia PhilliesWashington NationalsNL Dixie:Arkansas TravelersCharlotte KnightsOrlando GatorsMemphis BluenotesMiami MarlinsNashville SoundsNew Orleans ZephyrsPuerto Rico HurricanesNL Heartland:Chicago CubsCincinnati RedsDes Moines CornhuskersHouston AstrosMilwaukee BrewersPittsburgh PiratesSan Antonio MissionsSt. Louis CardinalsNL Pacific:Albuquerque IsotopesArizona DiamondbacksBoise HawksColorado RockiesHawai'i HonuLos Angeles DodgersSan Diego PadresSan Francisco GiantsNational TV Rights: NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC (OTA), Fox Sports 1, ESPN, NBC Sports Network, CBS Sports Network Games will also be broadcast on Youtube, Hulu Home Run Derby: Rotated between NBC, CBS, and FOX, similar to the Super Bowl All-Star Game: Rotated between NBC, CBS, and FOX, similar to the Super Bowl Tiebreakers: ESPN/FS1 in even years, CBSSN in odd years AL Wild Card game: Rotated between NBCSN in even years, ESPN in odd years NL Wild Card game: Rotated between CBSSN in even years, and FS1 in odd years American League Division Series: Rotated between FS1/FOX in even years, and CBSSN/CBS in odd years National League Division Series: ESPN/ABC in even years, NBC/NBCSN in odd years American League Championship Series: NBCSN/NBC in even years, ESPN/ABC in odd years National League Championship Series: Rotated between CBSSN/CBS in even years, and FS1/FOX in odd years World Series: Rotated between NBC, CBS, and FOX, and ABC similar to the Super Bowl EDIT: Added all of the postseason, and changed Brooklyn and Phladelphia (AL) names EDIT (June 20): Noticed I missed the Nationals and Twins, so I added them

And to add, I love these jerseys PRobably posted this earlier in the thread but yeah.

Food themed I meant, LOL

I see, it fits with the many fruit teams in minor league baseball like the Biscuits in Montgomery

I assume the Pippins got nothing to do with Scottie Pippen or the musical Pippin right BTW the look is nice.

I actually miss the "garbage bag" Mavs unis discussed above.

Speaking of '90s logos, St. John's should go back to this logo

American Sports: Jets, Giants, Yankees, Knicks, Nets, Rangers, Red Bull NY, Cosmos, NYCFC: Local teams. College Football: Miami Hurricanes: Saw the 2001 team dominate and was hooked, also helps that a lot of my favorite players like Ed Reed, Jonathan Vilma, Willis McGahee, Jeremy Shockey etc. were on that team. College Basketball: Connecticut Huskies and North Carolina Tar Heels: Got into UConn before the 2004 Tourney because of Emeka and UNC before the 2005 Tourney because they were the ultimate nemesis of the Dukies (never liked the Dook) and they use the beautiful light blue. English soccer: Manchester United: Many reasons, namely Sir Alex, Rooney, Old Trafford (would love to go to a game someday) Spanish soccer: Real Madrid: Ronaldo. French soccer: Paris Saint-Germain: Ibra. German soccer: Bayern Munich: Always been fascinated about Bavaria and Munich (the region and city they play in, hence their name), the logo and uniforms are great. Italian soccer: AC Milan: Went to their game vs Chelsea @ Metlife and though they lost, they won me over. Scottish soccer: Rangers FC: I don't know why, but I just see them as a cool team. Also have the cutest nicknames... Teddy Bears, Bluenose, and their fans jump around (i.e. Do the Bouncy) just like UNC. Mexican soccer: Club America: I live in "America" (USA! USA!), they include North and South America on their crest, which makes us kind of feel included. Though Chicarito played at Chivas, I was pretty much destined to be an Americanista. They actually embrace the hatred non-Americanistas give them, their slogan "Ódiame Más!" means "Hate me more!" Australian Rules Football: I'm a newbie to the sport, but Collingwood won my heart. Almost became a Geelong fan, but Magpie mascot >>>> Generic cat mascot.

And I'm shocked this logo hasn't been posted yet..

Two local chains

I agree with Mac the Knife, I'm just telling it like it is! Anyways back to the thread. And because of the PS2,

And if things don't change by 2016, you can add this too.

Makes perfect sense geographically, the pac-10 would get the Las vegas & salt lake markets, and the Big 12 would get the dallas and houston markets

Boise State-Utah could be a potential rivalry

Yup, couldn't believe I left out Glendale. Another good place would be Reliant Stadium in Houston, and Invesco Field in Denver. Soldier Field is good for a Big 10 championship location(could be the new Big 12 by Friday if Mizzou Joins).

I predict the PAC 10 title games could be at the Rose Bowl, Jerry World aka Cowboys Stadium (if the texas schools decide to join), Qwest Field, the new Santa Clara Stadium the Niners will build. As for the Big 10, Lucas Oil (durr), Soldier Field, The Horseshoe, Ford Field, Lambeau.... haha I'm just throwing wild guesses but wouldn't be surprised if they were selected.

Colorado Joins the Pac-10! http://www.cubuffs.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=600&ATCLID=204958456

I stated this earlier in the thread, but I think Maryland would accept that invitation. I hear alot of fans complain about the "Carolina bias" in offciating. This may be the school's chance to move out of the shadows of the Carolina teams. That's what I hated about the 2004 ACC expansion. It didn't really make football any better, the championship game was always boring. Then basketball was completely ruined. I use to be a huge college basketball (ACC specifically), but the expansion made me slowly lose interest. This year I only watched a couple tournament games. I can see these potential Super Conferences doing the same for other college basketball fans. Miami & FSU Football has been watered down for the most part since Miami came. Especially Miami, never won an ACC Title.