A Utah-shaped silhouette and "M" grace the left side of the logo. The tusks are curved up to form a "U." "Tusks Up" will be the team's rallying cry. The team will have the new Mammoth logo on its ...

The hockey world places exceptional pride on its teams branding ... see the Capitals use the shoulder logo of the eagle and the Capitol Building in silhouette as their primary brand going forward.

The team’s primary logo features the Monster’s eyes peering head-on out of water between the words “Cleveland Monsters.” The secondary logo features a silhouette of the Monster ...

According to Chris Creamer of sportslogos.net, the team’s first logo was a red silhouette of a tiger. That design was used during the 1901-02 season. In 1903, the Tigers shifted to a black block ...

The traditional Jumpman logo is also there, as expected, and the silhouette is rounded out by a white rubber base. At the moment, the shoe is expected to remain an exclusive release to Marquette's ...

Ohio State unveils a new scarlet and gray basketball court with a first-of-its-kind interchangeable midcourt logo for use ...

The silhouette version did have the “ARIZONA” label but it was able to be larger because part of the cactus watermark disappeared under the Block A. The original cactus logo grew synonymous ...

The eyes of the wolf are a little more piercing. Its ears are more defined, and the jaw and chin got stronger. And the block lettering surrounding St. Bonaventure’s mascot is a throwback of sorts.