Showing posts with label New Logo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Logo. Show all posts

Apr 28, 2012

New logo, new uniforms, new conference?

THE NEW LOGO: MY TAKE
I love it. I was skeptical as all hell, and I didn't totally know what to expect... but I love it. It's simple, sleek, identifiable, modern, and probably above anything, versatile!

I knew going in that it couldn't be anything too gaudy or flashy. Nike is smart enough to know that Cache Valley is a very conservative market in which they're trying to appeal to, so it was going to have to be something updated and modern, but still something that could appeal to the bulk of the non-risk taker fans.


THE NEW UNIFORMS
Regardless of how you feel about the new logo, if you try and tell me that the new uniforms don't look good, the value of your opinion is gone in my book. The uniforms were absolutely spectacular. They all used the same style of text in saying "Utah State", as well as three choices in color with the Aggie blue, fighting white, and the all new gritty grey (yeah, you heard it here first).

Apr 24, 2012

A case of the Monday's, but still an update


A case of the Monday's is a pretty good way to describe, well... Monday. Granted nobody will read this until Tuesday morning, but at 2:21 a.m. (when most of these articles begin their production) it's still Monday for this guy!

Anyway, at some point in between shouting swear words at my TV during the Stanley Cup Playoffs, putting off the last couple final grades for 2011-12 basketball and a long-overdue change of address back to some town called Logan, at least some kind of update on things was needed, right? So let's hit on some of the weekend's topics and such as.

GARY WILKINSON GOING FOR ANOTHER TITLE
Last year former Aggie Gary Wilkinson helped carry the New Zealand Breakers to the National Basketball League title. Probably by the time anyone reads this, the final game of the 2012 finals will have come and gone. Either way, Wilkinson is having another monster year over there, averaging 16.4 points and 5.8 rebounds per game in leading the breakers to a league-best record of 21-7. 

Let's hope the Breakers make it two in-a-row!

**UPDATE: Breakers win!!!!