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Not sure I have seen that W logo with the state before. New logo?

Yeah the M looks too close to the now old Brewers M cap logo

Hmmm where have I seen that style of logo before from a team with the initials LAC..

I was sleeping when the game happened as of obviously most of America since it happened on a weekday, and from what it sounded like, good thing I slept lol

I can see the resemblance, it's just the Raven's a tad bit more detailed

Now they need a propeller

A decade after St. Peter's in Jersey City (another Jesuit college in the MAAC) became university status. Canisius Elite Eight run in 2032?

US will also be without Rose Lavelle in tbe Round of 16 match which could possibly be against Sweden

Temple has a new logo that will be used for academics and athletics. The T logo is now over a flying owl and both surrounded by a shield. https://temple-news.com/temple-introduces-new-logo-for-athletics/

I had some of those cities in mind for the 2nd D-League lol, but I will use your suggestions

I got that major itch for creating pointless realignments again NFL D-League sponsored by ExxonMobil AFC East (affiliations in brackets) Buffalo Wings (Buffalo Bills) Fort Lauderdale Bottlenoses (Miami Dolphins) Hartford Colonials (New England Patriots) Long Island Pilots (New York Jets) AFC North Annapolis Marines (Baltimore Ravens) Canton Bulldogs (Cleveland Browns) Columbus Buckeyes (Cincinnati Bengals) Erie Walleyes (Pittsburgh Steelers) AFC South Fort Wayne Ponies (Indianapolis Colts) Gainesville Crocodiles (Jacksonville Jaguars) Memphis Pharaohs (Tennessee Titans) San Antonio Defenders (Houston Texans) AFC West Colorado Springs Mountaineers (Denver Broncos) Kansas Blazing Stars (Kansas City Chiefs) Reno Rangers (Las Vegas Raiders) San Diego Seagulls (Los Angeles Chargers) NFC East Brooklyn Blues (New York Giants) Fort Worth Lawmen (Dallas Cowboys) Harrisburg Dutch (Philadelphia Eagles) Northern Virginia Redhogs (Washington Commanders) NFC North Duluth Normans (Minnesota Vikings) Lansing Lakers (Detroit Lions) Milwaukee Packers (Green Bay Packers) South Bend Celts (Chicago Bears) NFC South Athens Owls (Atlanta Falcons) Baton Rouge Priests (New Orleans Saints) Orlando Orange (Tampa Bay Buccaneers) Raleigh Cats (Carolina Panthers) NFC West Anaheim Cherubs (Los Angeles Rams) Silicon Valley Miners (San Francisco 49ers) Tacoma Thunderhawks (Seattle Seahawks) Tempe Firebirds (Arizona Cardinals)

Max Scherzer

I am with everyone who says the ball needs to be orange.

More like 2.5, Big 12 get the "best of the rest"

Not only that. Superconferences will be the end game, with Big 10 and 12 gobbling up their choice of Pac 12 schools, Big 10 and SEC getting the ACC schools they want, and the rest are left behind.

I think all of the four corner schools find their way to the XII.

Still weird hearing that. Hamburg and Schalke being 2 Bundesliga clubs lol. It would feel like Arsenal and Everton being in the Championship.

Good point about Favre

Done deal. Unanimous. And here is the official announcement from the Buffaloes Twitter/X (whatever you want to call it) account:

Genius move to be honest. Gets older Houstonians sentimental (particularly Baby Boomers and Generation X'ers) seeing those unis again

Big 12 to Colorado

If he plays only 1 season yeah. But if he plays multiple seasons/wins a Super Bowl with the Jets then it will not look so weird. Similar to Brady in Tampa.

I do not think there will ever be a better example than this.

Wilfried Zaha

Unanimously in fact. He is gone-zo. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/38043528/nfl-owners-approve-605b-sale-commanders-harris-group