Quick and dirty mockup
Quick and dirty mockup
Honestly that looks ridiculous. Just go back to the 90's and put UConn on the helmets rather than that.
Word is they're ditching the block "C", so it's either that logo or the UCONN wordmark on the helmets.
Honestly that looks ridiculous. Just go back to the 90's and put UConn on the helmets rather than that.
Informal and formal brands??? That's making things way too confusing. People will still call us connecticut but our brand is UCONN. Perhaps Alabama doesn't use Bama but how about CAL, UCLA, USC, UMASS, UNC, LSU, PITT, Penn, SMU, VCU, etc? All solid recognizable brands.
Me too, but that ship has sailed with the redesign.Still liked that Husky dog helmet that circulated thru here a few months ago. That was classy.
View attachment 2753
Yeah, whoever put that helmet did a not so good job.. Just an awful concept (if it was you Santini, no disrespect bro, just my opinion on the helmet... You do a heckuva job providing all the cool youtube vids... much appreciated)... It wouldn't surprise me if we went back to 'UCONN' on the helmets or maybe a profile view of a husky ( with an attacking slanted look to it ) that hasn't been made public yet... Hopefully we will know all in a week....
This is even more ridiculous in my opinion. Curious to see what they doMe too, but that ship has sailed with the redesign.
I am hoping they do a couple different helmets, one with UCONN on it in the new font, and then an alternate one with the Husky on it, and if one of them sucks they will just use the other one more. I think Oregon State got 3 helmets out of this deal. Cal and UGA have tradition-rich helmet logos so they stayed the same. I think/hope we will go the OSU route. If you don't have tradition, you should have variety. Kids like options.
So basically you are claiming that in re-branding, to use a basketball analogy we ignored what was an absolute part of the UConn family with considerable potential and a track record that gave valid reason to believe it would succeed in favor of a hot young outsider who has had some recent success but nobody will know until many years down the road if it is actually better than what we had.Well, this is disappointing. Nothing like ignoring 75 years of tradition in order not to offend the catoon characters at Nike. Jeesh, did anyone bother to look at every previous version of the Husky? Every previous Jonathan since 1935? All this advertizing babble about branding and they replace the one factor that has been consistent for 75 years and has differntiated the UConn Husky from Northeastern and Washington and St Cloud State and Southern Maine and, every other husky mascot in the country. They decided that they would not use a white husky, but rather a more typical one. Geniuses. So now we can be utterly indistinguishable from every other one out there. Brilliant! Yet another contribution to my theory that UConn's leadership doesn't give a damn about athletics. if they could play D3 and get away with it, they'd be perfectly happy to do so.
Honestly that looks ridiculous. Just go back to the 90's and put UConn on the helmets rather than that.
+1000000
Santini did good work with it... but it looks just as bad as a helmet logo as I thought it would.
Keep the block C it works as a part of the font in the word-mark, spelling UConn will look silly and very (as noted) A-10-ish.
LSU, UNC, UCLA, CAL dont look "A-10ish"
Huh? He said having script on the helmet looked A-10. Thats what i was responding to. Not sure what you're saying.Which helmets did UCLA wear when they were in the A-10? I forget...
Huh? He said having script on the helmet looked A-10. Thats what i was responding to. Not sure what you're saying.
Could be but my point still stands. You can be big time and use the script helmet as evidenced by the schools I mentioned.Isn't that what we wore in the A10?
I don't think it was an observation but more that, that is actually what we wore as an A10 team.
Huh? He said having script on the helmet looked A-10. Thats what i was responding to. Not sure what you're saying.