It’s time to brand a classic clean L

[Big Buds]

This. Stick to the branding that is FINALLY catching on.

Ask yourself this question. When you think of Michigan athletics what comes to mind? Is the brand in your minds eye the M or the Wolverine?

How about Tennessee? Is it the T or the Volunteer?

What about Washington? Is it the W or the Husky?

I’m willing to bet 90% of sports fans think of the State’s “initial” in their mind. So why go against our best interest and push the mascot brand over the state brand?

Again…it’s never too late. The time is now!

[Turbine]

Ask yourself this question. When you think of Michigan athletics what comes to mind? Is the brand in your minds eye the M or the Wolverine?

How about Tennessee? Is it the T or the Volunteer?

What about Washington? Is it the W or the Husky?

I’m willing to bet 90% of sports fans think of the State’s “initial” in their mind. So why go against our best interest and push the mascot brand over the state brand?

Again…it’s never too late. The time is now!

I don't have a problem with the "L" it's just that I prefer the "L" that is the geo layout of the State.

[Big Buds]

I don't have a problem with the "L" it's just that I prefer the "L" that is the geo layout of the State.

I’m right there with you!

[Datt Meggs]

I know yall think it looks like LaTech but I really think this is the way to go. Put Ragin Cajuns on the back that is a winner!

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This is really nice

[Turbine]

Here is an effort

[CajunEXPRESS]

Here is an effort

I like it, no stupid explanation needed

[Datt Meggs]

Here is an effort

This is even nicer

[Big Buds]

I used the same block L and put the state on the side. Now I used the same double border that way the L would stand out behind any background. It is the best way to go. If it didn't have it the colors would blend in to much!

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No rush…do this style without the FDL. Thank you in advance.

[Turbine]

I designed this 17 years ago.

[CajunVic]

. . . well darn . . . you got the L and the colors right . . .