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Just in case ya'll haven't seen all of the new Big Ten logos, check out this link to the Big Ten website.
I hope we got veto power.Texas. duh.So now I guess we get to figure out who the 10th state is? Mizzou perhaps?Big 10 actually covers only 9 states.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 = 10 states not 10 teams
just tell everyone that when they say "but they have 12 teams"
Um..Minnesota has 6 or 7 nc's..They were pretty legendary back in the day.Yea, but outside of us and Michigan who else does "legends" represent in that group?And at least we landed in the "LEGENDS" division.
Could've been worse, but that doesn't make these a good idea.
We can fix that, kick out Purdue and then add Missouri. Ba-zing!unless my count is off aren't there only 9 states?Big 10 = 10 states not 10 teams
just tell everyone that when they say "but they have 12 teams"
Nebraska - Cornhuskers
Minnesota - Golden Gophers
Wisconsin - Badgers
Iowa - Hawkeyes
Illinois - Illini, Wildcats
Indiana - Hoosiers, Boilermakers
Michigan - Wolverines, Spartans
Ohio - Buckeyes
Pennsylvania - Nittany Lions
True...good pointAt least they're better than future Big 12 divisions ... oh wait ...."Legends" and "Leaders"? Absolutely epic fail.
Exactly.I'm all for "Legends," but "Leaders" is hella corny.
I'll answer the call!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"?The new Big Ten logo was developed by Michael Bierut and Michael Gericke of the international design firm Pentagram.
this could turn into a fun board contest. much like this.I'll answer the call!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"?The new Big Ten logo was developed by Michael Bierut and Michael Gericke of the international design firm Pentagram.
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