- Joined
- Mar 4, 2014
- Messages
- 20,047
- Reaction Score
- 33,677
the big clock on the wall sez it 2-0-2-2, very soon to be 2-0-2-3.
adapt accordingly.
![]()
As a descendant of the MacTaggarts I fork-ing LOVE THAT. Imagine the nosebleeds on opposing teams if a we fielded an entire tartan uniform for special games? Rach coin!
I'd love that. Maybe I'm not in such a small minorityI hope the brand deptartment has though of this already, but a pseudo retro alternate where we use the late 90’s/early 2000’s basketball uniform template with the old husky logo on a white helmet would be awesome
the big clock on the wall sez it 2-0-2-2, very soon to be 2-0-2-3.
adapt accordingly.
![]()
Unfortunately I agree with coach Mora that the C from our baseball program (hook C ?) is the classiest and unique to UconnAfter seeing the flag-themed block C to be used for the UMass game, I am convinced beyond a doubt that the Block C must remain the core helmet decal to be used by this team. I am a relatively new fan, so i recently learned about this being principally a RE-era branding, but it doesn't matter. it's such a clean design.
I sense that UConn may be looking for a fresh start, or to align branding among teams, etc.. those things are fine, but I still think this decal must remain a core part of the brand. It's a great design, and it is in the university font as well, so very much aligned to the overall brand strategy.
Additionally, something bout the navy helmets with navy facemasks and the dog decal, just doesn't sit with me. It looks boring, cheap even. The Navy Helmets with white facemask and block C is a solid look. However, the best look of all IMO is the white/white/white uniform, with block C and navy facemask on the helmet. gorgeous combination that will never age - think packers/alabama.
Finally, if my suspicions regarding UConn branding are correct, I want to remind the athletic leadership that plenty of schools have football-only quirks in branding, or specific-sport branding, within their greater athletic brand. Notable examples:
- Princeton Football Helmet (wings - they do not use the "tiger print P" typically seen everywhere else)
- Michican Football Helmet (actually princeton wings)
- Delaware Football Helmet (same wings as princeton and michigan)
- Tennessee Lady Vols basketball (sky blue accent to the standard Volunteer orange used by mens & other womens teams)
- Many college baseball teams (Uconn included among those - "hook C")
There are surely others I can't think of at this moment, but you get the point. Block C may not have the history of these programs, but it's a simple, clean, and football-distinctive look that I believe deserves a place of prominence moving forward, as opposed to the path-to-extinction I'm seeing so far.
We'd get kilt if we wore that.
'fan opinion'all design trends, cultural norms, and fan opinion suggests the return of the Proper Dog, the Old Dog, is inevitable. hope you're on board in "2-0-2-7" or whenever
Considering the source, this does not need a response.How about a big cup of no?
Congrats. What's next on the list?i got my wish!!! watch us win --- #blockCpower
I'm all in for anything that changes our current run of luck.i got my wish!!! watch us win --- #blockCpower
People don't like it because it looks like a high school helmet from a school that has no one - staff or students - that have any creativity.The block C is great. People don’t like it cause they don’t like Edsall. RE2.0 might’ve been a terrible football coach, but that doesn’t make him wrong about the logo. Bring it back full time.
People don't like it because it looks like a high school helmet from a school that has no one - staff or students - that have any creativity.
I wouldn’t say that about block C. It’s not iconic but it’s not bad. If anything the white dog IS iconic. Personally I think the current husky looks more high school-ish than the old logo.People don't like it because it looks like a high school helmet from a school that has no one - staff or students - that have any creativity.
a win. just one. please.Congrats. What's next on the list?
How creative are Alabama's helmets? Penn St? Notre Dame? Georgia, Oklahoma or Texas? Ohio St? Tennesse?People don't like it because it looks like a high school helmet from a school that has no one - staff or students - that have any creativity.
I wouldn’t say that about block C. It’s not iconic but it’s not bad. If anything the white dog IS iconic. Personally I think the current husky looks more high school-ish than the old logo.
I would do a throwback game with the white dog which is something we’ve never done before. Bball does it. Football should do it too.
View attachment 91887
How creative are Alabama's helmets? Penn St? Notre Dame? Georgia, Oklahoma or Texas? Ohio St? Tennesse?
The highest profile football schools are conspicuously uncreative when it comes to their helmets. The block C won't be a problem if we win and is far from our biggest concern if we don't win.
Couldn’t help laugh. Had an imager in my head of a guy with chisel making a C and crowd dudes in tunics heckling “too boring”.I checked with Sesame Street and apparently the alphabet precedes FHCRE in history. It's time to let go of Randy, not the letter C.
Neither would dressing up in some exotically decorated helmet.We are not one of those schools. And just because we dress up in a bland “classic” helmet won’t make us more like them.
Alternative view:Neither would dressing up in some exotically decorated helmet.
We have a large number of things to worry about before we get to whether the helmet should stay or go. When we resolve the issues that are a higher priority than the helmet, the helmet won't matter.