Super Bowl XLV

[rainmaker17]

I'm fine with it as long as the game logo looks nothing like it.

[Coast2CoastAM2006]

I'm fine with it as long as the game logo looks nothing like it.

i like how they have unintentionally designed an arrow pointing south.

[Gothamite]

I'm fine with it as long as the game logo looks nothing like it.

I'm fine with it because host committee logos are rarely seen and soon forgotten.

[footballfiji]

So the host committee is going to be in Denton?

[dfwabel]

So the host committee is going to be in Denton?

Come on, you should know better. Just like with all Super Bowls in Dolphins Stadium being called "South Florida" and at Raymond James called "Tampa Bay" as opposed to Tampa (although you cannot hold a game on a body of water), the NFL is using "North Texas" as less than half of the planned events and most hotel rooms are not within the Dallas city limits. Plus, last year, the host committee did not title themselves as "Phoenix", they called themselves "Arizona"

[Pirate]

So the host committee is going to be in Denton?

Come on, you should know better. Just like with all Super Bowls in Dolphins Stadium being called "South Florida" and at Raymond James called "Tampa Bay" as opposed to Tampa (although you cannot hold a game on a body of water), the NFL is using "North Texas" as less than half of the planned events and most hotel rooms are not within the Dallas city limits. Plus, last year, the host committee did not title themselves as "Phoenix", they called themselves "Arizona"

The game wasn't in Phoenix, it was in Glendale.

[Gothamite]

Well, fair enough. This new Cowboys stadium isn't in Dallas, either. So should they limit themselves to "Arlington"?

[Braden]

Whenever the Super Bowl is in Dolphins Stadium, they always say it's in South Florida... so it makes sense.

[footballfiji]

So the host committee is going to be in Denton?

Come on, you should know better. Just like with all Super Bowls in Dolphins Stadium being called "South Florida" and at Raymond James called "Tampa Bay" as opposed to Tampa (although you cannot hold a game on a body of water), the NFL is using "North Texas" as less than half of the planned events and most hotel rooms are not within the Dallas city limits. Plus, last year, the host committee did not title themselves as "Phoenix", they called themselves "Arizona"

I heard "North Texas" and I thought UNT in Denton:

[bcdevil]

Why does the logo read: "North Texas 45 Host To Super Bowl"?

[Diablo de Tejas]

So the host committee is going to be in Denton?

Actually, if you live outside D/FW, the term "north Texas" may not be as well known. It's simply a geographic term that refers to the greater D/FW area and the counties around.

[TrueYankee26]

I'm fine with it as long as the game logo looks nothing like it.

UGGGGGGGGGGGLY

[AAO]

It's just the host logo. It seems as though they never put that much effort into the host logo.