College Football 2012 Season

[gdu]

Also, Mizzou coaches polo with anthracite trim:

cheesy new video to go along with new UH logos:

Do you happen to have any Texas polos or other apparel?

Yes, all of them. The Texas polos use the same template as the TCU ones posted. There is an orange, a white and a black. There is also an orange and a white training polo.

[udubs03]

Also, Mizzou coaches polo with anthracite trim:

cheesy new video to go along with new UH logos:

That video is terrible..."Inclusivity"? Really?

I do love that new cougar head though. The idea may have been done before, but not this well.

[cshookemHORNS]

Was today just a logo unveiling or were jerseys unveiled also for Houston?

[ShlyKBMT]

Was today just a logo unveiling or were jerseys unveiled also for Houston?

Just the logos.

[gdu]

Was today just a logo unveiling or were jerseys unveiled also for Houston?

Just the logos.

And it seems to me it was only in response to them leaking here.

[ShlyKBMT]

Mizzou to unveil uniforms Saturday. Only word is Tiger replacing M and and addition of grey. That's been talked about for a while though.

[Coheed]

Mizzou to unveil uniforms Saturday. Only word is Tiger replacing M and and addition of grey. That's been talked about for a while though.

And according to the link from Uni Watch today, they'll have 24 combinations available to wear this year.

[Billy B]

Mizzou to unveil uniforms Saturday. Only word is Tiger replacing M and and addition of grey. That's been talked about for a while though.

And according to the link from Uni Watch today, they'll have 24 combinations available to wear this year.

So I'm going to guess 2 helmets, 4 jerseys, and 3 pants.

[Coheed]

Mizzou to unveil uniforms Saturday. Only word is Tiger replacing M and and addition of grey. That's been talked about for a while though.

And according to the link from Uni Watch today, they'll have 24 combinations available to wear this year.

So I'm going to guess 2 helmets, 4 jerseys, and 3 pants.

That's what I was expecting as well.

[whitedawg22]

Mizzou to unveil uniforms Saturday. Only word is Tiger replacing M and and addition of grey. That's been talked about for a while though.

And according to the link from Uni Watch today, they'll have 24 combinations available to wear this year.

So I'm going to guess 2 helmets, 4 jerseys, and 3 pants.

That's what I was expecting as well.

That has to mean a gray jersey, right? Ugh.

[Coheed]

Mizzou to unveil uniforms Saturday. Only word is Tiger replacing M and and addition of grey. That's been talked about for a while though.

And according to the link from Uni Watch today, they'll have 24 combinations available to wear this year.

So I'm going to guess 2 helmets, 4 jerseys, and 3 pants.

That's what I was expecting as well.

That has to mean a gray jersey, right? Ugh.

I would assume so. My best guess is this:

2 Helmets: Standard helmet like last year's, with the oval tiger replacing the block 'M', and either a matte black/grey with the larger tiger head logo on the side.

4 jerseys: Black, white, yellow, and either a gray or another black with black numbers for the annual "Blackout" game.

3 pants: Black, white, and yellow as usual.

[pianoknight]

I wonder if part of Mizzou's rebrand (ie- ditching the "M") is that Mississippi State already has a semi-similar logo in place? Not saying they changed it solely because of MSU, but it might have been part of the decision.

And yes, the SEC now has 3 teams named Tigers. And 2 Bulldogs.

[Coheed]

I wonder if part of Mizzou's rebrand (ie- ditching the "M") is that Mississippi State already has a semi-similar logo in place? Not saying they changed it solely because of MSU, but it might have been part of the decision.

And yes, the SEC now has 3 teams named Tigers. And 2 Bulldogs.

"And as MU tries to expand its reach, coincidentally at the same time it will be moving from the Big 12 into the Southeastern Conference, research shows the block "M" doesn't resonate much beyond the state boundaries.

"It's got a ton of pull ... in Missouri; it's very regional," Barnes said. "I grew up in Wisconsin. That (M) is a Minnesota. You go anywhere East, that's 'Go Blue.' That's Michigan. You've got Michigan, you've got Memphis. You've got Miami of Ohio. You've got Marshall. There's so many 'Ms' out there.

Watching Michigan and Minnesota in the Big Ten tournament, Barnes said he was struck by seeing the dualing "Ms" on the screen: "If you can't see the color very well, who's winning that game?"

"You put an oval Tigerhead there," he added, "there's no doubt who that is."

Took that right from this article:

My link

That's the best explanation I've heard so far as to why they're ditching the 'M'.

[Kevin W.]

I wonder if part of Mizzou's rebrand (ie- ditching the "M") is that Mississippi State already has a semi-similar logo in place? Not saying they changed it solely because of MSU, but it might have been part of the decision.

And yes, the SEC now has 3 teams named Tigers. And 2 Bulldogs.

They beat the WAC's record of having two Aggies and two Bulldogs.

[BRice16]

I wonder if part of Mizzou's rebrand (ie- ditching the "M") is that Mississippi State already has a semi-similar logo in place? Not saying they changed it solely because of MSU, but it might have been part of the decision.

And yes, the SEC now has 3 teams named Tigers. And 2 Bulldogs.

They beat the WAC's record of having two Aggies and two Bulldogs.

Of course, the SEC has had two Tigers and two Bulldogs since 1932...

[Red Wolf]

I wonder if part of Mizzou's rebrand (ie- ditching the "M") is that Mississippi State already has a semi-similar logo in place? Not saying they changed it solely because of MSU, but it might have been part of the decision.

And yes, the SEC now has 3 teams named Tigers. And 2 Bulldogs.

"And as MU tries to expand its reach, coincidentally at the same time it will be moving from the Big 12 into the Southeastern Conference, research shows the block "M" doesn't resonate much beyond the state boundaries.

"It's got a ton of pull ... in Missouri; it's very regional," Barnes said. "I grew up in Wisconsin. That (M) is a Minnesota. You go anywhere East, that's 'Go Blue.' That's Michigan. You've got Michigan, you've got Memphis. You've got Miami of Ohio. You've got Marshall. There's so many 'Ms' out there.

Watching Michigan and Minnesota in the Big Ten tournament, Barnes said he was struck by seeing the dualing "Ms" on the screen: "If you can't see the color very well, who's winning that game?"

"You put an oval Tigerhead there," he added, "there's no doubt who that is."

Took that right from this article:

My link

That's the best explanation I've heard so far as to why they're ditching the 'M'.

Most Mizzou apparel I see in Arkansas has the tiger head, oval or otherwise. I think from a branding perspective it's a good move to make the tiger more prominent.

Also, who in the world is confusing the Minnesota and Michigan M's?!

And I'd like to add that I prefer the tiger head sans oval.

[hailstateunis]

I wonder if part of Mizzou's rebrand (ie- ditching the "M") is that Mississippi State already has a semi-similar logo in place? Not saying they changed it solely because of MSU, but it might have been part of the decision.

And yes, the SEC now has 3 teams named Tigers. And 2 Bulldogs.

It's even more similar to a block "M" secondary logo for ole miss.

[ddub53]

Here's the white version of Mizzou's new football uniform.

[bucknut40]

Here's the white version of Mizzou's new football uniform.

I like that

[aawagner011]

Numbers look like WVU.