🏈 As the NCAA approves logo's for uniforms, who are the best and worst combinations (teams to company.)

[OldPlayer]

I can't wait to see what company jumps first and at what price. The college football (more sports will follow) hill just got steeper as it rolls downhill.

 

[TerryP]

I moved this to its own thread because I think it has some potential to be fun.

One of the first schools I thought about was BYU. We know it won't be Juan Valdez.

UArk? I don't think I'd want Tyson. Wouldn't everyone automatically think of chicken?

 

[rammerjammer]

UArk? I don't think I'd want Tyson. Wouldn't everyone automatically think of chicken?

Maybe Wal-Mart. Their little asterisk insignia.

 

[TerryP]

Maybe Wal-Mart. Their little asterisk insignia.

Oh, wow! That's a good idea; for basketball.

In one of the game threads last fall I was watching Arkansas and talked with a few about the Walmart logo's on the football field. I fell down that rabbit for for a few minutes. For football that asterisk would be redundant but they don't have anything like that in the basketball arena (not really room, but another thread.) I didn't look at the other facilities.

 

[alabama mike]

Can UK use the Bourbon logos on their jerseys? It gives a whole new meaning to the term the bourbon trail.

 

[It Takes Eleven]

auburn misses out if they don't have a Great Southern Wood, "bring the wood" award for each targeting call.

 

[50+yeartidefan]

Just put championship trophy on bamas

 

[50+yeartidefan]

Can UK use the Bourbon logos on their jerseys? It gives a whole new meaning to the term the bourbon trail.

Kroger will buy it up if bourbon isn't approved