Big Ten Division Names and Logo Released

[krc1995]

Horribly cheesy and pompous. Those names do not support the hard-working and traditional values that I admired about the teams of the big10. I love the great plains and the great lakes, or even east and west. But legends and leaders is a travesty

[junior4949]

I thought that X and O for division names was pretty cool. Abstract, but still relevant.

 

 

i'd kinda hoped for those to remain the division names since they came out with them.

 

 

other than that, the general bitchyness around here has officially become laughable, at least to me.

 

 

still bitchin with the big 12, and now we wanna bitch at the big 10 because they didnt name enough awards after us. really? what has the big 10 not done so far to show they are nothing but accommodating? between delany flying in to stand next to dr tom and announce it, to schools like michigan placing a husker helmet in their display this past summer, the big 10 network playing husker pieces, etc...it goes on and on. please dont start this "us against the world" crap before we even sit down for our first big 10 meal. its embarrassing.

 

The more I think about it, the more I realize that it's typically always been this way. I still remember in our seven or eight bowl game slide hearing fans around here make the excuse for the losses that we didn't recruit from prisons like OU and Miami did. I still remember all the whining and bitching about CU when they beat us three in a row of how dispicable it was using a players death like that to motivate a team. If I had to bet, I'd bet most fan bases are like this. I bet there are a lot of fan bases that think ESPN hates them.

[krill]

 

Ranking these purely on aesthetics the Pac-10 and MAC would be at the top, the MWC, B12 and ACC at the bottom and everything else somewhere between. The smaller logo will look good on fields, courts and TV though...that's what really matters. In that respect the Big East logo looks the best right now because of the simplicity and lettering. When you see the B10 logo on a basketball court it will look even better.

 

The division names are kinda gimmicky, can't really defend them.

[ESPY]

I like the new logo and don't mind the division names. But, the Big Ten logo isn't nearly as sweet as the new Pac-10 logo. If you're judging a school's move to a different conference on the conference logo alone, Colorado wins.

[AllTheGoodNamesAreTaken]

i have a feeling that over the next few years, we're all going to come up with our own names for the divisions anyway.

[NUance]

Legends and Leaders. Seems a bit presumptuous, but whatever. It works for me.

 

More importantly, WE’RE IN THE BIG 10 BABY!!

[krill]

i have a feeling that over the next few years, we're all going to come up with our own names for the divisions anyway.

 

Yeah, and it's not like they are set in stone either. If they are not accepted by the fans and / or become a constant babble point on TV they could change them next year.

[ESPY]

The new Big Ten logo was developed by Michael Bierut and Michael Gericke of the international design firm Pentagram.

Methinks some of the talented design folks on HB could outdo the Pentagram Michaels mentioned above. Anyone wanna give it a try now that we know the conference is sticking with "Big Ten"?

[BIGREDFAN_in_OMAHA]

This sounds like something they came up with right before the presser...

[huskerSoldier321]

Big 10 = 10 states not 10 teams

 

just tell everyone that when they say "but they have 12 teams"

Hmm I really didn't think about that. Makes perfect sence and the name stays the same. NU just completed the big 10 (states).

[ESPY]

Big 10 = 10 states not 10 teams

 

just tell everyone that when they say "but they have 12 teams"

Hmm I really didn't think about that. Makes perfect sence and the name stays the same. NU just completed the big 10 (states).

Big 10 actually covers only 9 states.

[NUance]

Big 10 = 10 states not 10 teams

 

just tell everyone that when they say "but they have 12 teams"

Hmm I really didn't think about that. Makes perfect sence and the name stays the same. NU just completed the big 10 (states).

Big 10 actually covers only 9 states.

So now I guess we get to figure out who the 10th state is? Mizzou perhaps?

[mmmtodd]

Big 10 = 10 states not 10 teams

 

just tell everyone that when they say "but they have 12 teams"

Hmm I really didn't think about that. Makes perfect sence and the name stays the same. NU just completed the big 10 (states).

Big 10 actually covers only 9 states.

So now I guess we get to figure out who the 10th state is? Mizzou perhaps?

 

 

Texas. duh.

[huskerSoldier321]

Big 10 = 10 states not 10 teams

 

just tell everyone that when they say "but they have 12 teams"

Hmm I really didn't think about that. Makes perfect sence and the name stays the same. NU just completed the big 10 (states).

Yep I feel dumb, For some reason I was thinking Purdue wasnt in Indiana. My bad, 9 states it is

[Hskr86]

i have a feeling that over the next few years, we're all going to come up with our own names for the divisions anyway.

 

Yeah, and it's not like they are set in stone either. If they are not accepted by the fans and / or become a constant babble point on TV they could change them next year.

 

these names will just go away or simply not be used (they'll be good for bar trivia in a few decades tho! (imo)