When you say C - it could literally mean anything as well. Just like how USC is both S. Carolina and SoCal. Also--how many people knew of Cincinnati until their football program exploded a few years ago? Think about it, before the Big East...they were an outlier, a commuter school, and not a national player in most respects. The block C is uninspired in that it is boring, bland, and hardly recognizable as a national brand. I'm not saying that the UC isn't either. What I am trying to say is that it would be a
grave mistake to shift towards the block C.
And anyone suggesting that the iconic husky logo should be altered is just nuts. This
is the UConn brand nationally. People recognize it
everywhere. It's the reason why the uniforms should don UConn instead of Connecticut too. Connecticut what? UConn - there is no doubt that it is THE UNIVERSITY of Connecticut. Anyone who confuses it with Yukon clearly is not worthy of our admiration
Plus, the pun is just too good anyway.
You bringing up the block C as being around since the beginning (which by the way...it has not, but yes, it was around
early) supports my claim further. Did many people know that before UConn starting pushing it on the football uniforms? Probably not. Do people know it nationally? Hardly.
This is all about branding. I don't like the block C. I love the Husky. I love being referred to as UConn. (And in my opinion, I think the UC design is slick.)