Cajuns Script

. . . if we are going to adopt the L, it should be in the shape or silhouette of the State of Louisiana . . . that way when you see it, it SCREAMS LOUISIANA . . .

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Originally Posted by Swamp

Having scored all 20 in 2nd qtr. Georgia State couldn't score one point in the other 3 combined. The red Cajuns script on the white lid ain't having a negative impact. lol

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On another note, the Vermilion has been changed big time. I've never heard a word about this but you can clearly see in image above. That is not typical Cajuns red. It's almost Alabama color. Not complaining one bit, looks damn good.Matter of fact, this may be the old USL Vermilion from the 70's.

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Yeah, that is more like Augie Tammariello's effort to change the school colors.

Shadow and light can change the hue though.

True Vermilion is "aBlaze" per the very first newspaper article about Louisiana's first football game in 1901.

Boiled Crawfish are the right color.

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Originally Posted by Ragin9221

Tell me what yall think of this one



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I was baseing these off the old USL logos with Ragin Cajuns in the middle .

The L needs more flare.

A Louisiana silhouette would work.

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Originally Posted by Turbine

The L needs more flare.

A Louisiana silhouette would work.

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Yeah I like the Louisiana silhouette trying to incorporate the script Ragin Cajuns in it is the hard part. Kinda don’t have to with the FDL.

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Originally Posted by Swamp

Having scored all 20 in 2nd qtr. Georgia State couldn't score one point in the other 3 combined. The red Cajuns script on the white lid ain't having a negative impact. lol

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On another note, the Vermilion has been changed big time. I've never heard a word about this but you can clearly see in image above. That is not typical Cajuns red. It's almost Alabama color. Not complaining one bit, looks damn good.Matter of fact, this may be the old USL Vermilion from the 70's.

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Glad to see this. Thought my old eyes were playing tricks.

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Originally Posted by Turbine

Yeah, that is more like Augie Tammariello's effort to change the school colors.

Shadow and light can change the hue though.

True Vermilion is "aBlaze" per the very first newspaper article about Louisiana's first football game in 1901.

Boiled Crawfish are the right color.

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I hear what you're saying. But I have two of those rags they give out when there's big threat of rain at kickoff. Given Athletics attention to detail in this area, we can eliminate the idea that the vendor just randomly picked a red color.

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Originally Posted by ZoomZoom

Glad to see this. Thought my old eyes were playing tricks.

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I've definitely noticed it too

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Originally Posted by Swamp

I hear what you're saying. But I have two of those rags they give out when there's big threat of rain at kickoff. Given Athletics attention to detail in this area, we can eliminate the idea that the vendor just randomly picked a red color.

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Hancock is Vermilion

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Originally Posted by Turbine

The L needs more flare.

A Louisiana silhouette would work.

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Check out this logo I created years ago and had on my car. It doesn't contain the script Ragin Cajuns but has the Louisiana silhouette with the black FDL where Lafayette is located. It's a start.