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re: UA takes away official logo privileges from club sport teams.
Posted on 10/2/14 at 9:19 am to Patton
Posted on 10/2/14 at 9:19 am to Patton
I'm a former club sport athlete too and hate this decision as well. On the one hand, they say they won't allow use of trademarked logos like the script A because they don't want club sports being confused with varsity sports. I'm actually ok with that. But then they say that club sports will all have to become uniform: only allowed to use official UA colors, only allowed to use official (i.e. generic) UA club sports logo, etc... I say if the women's ultimate frisbee team wants to wear neon green shirts, then let them. If clubs want to keep using their old logos instead of the generic one, then let them. Club sports are different from varsity sports. They're less mainstream, less corporate, more independent. They've created unique identities in some cases over decades. That shouldn't be stamped out because of some non-existent threat to the Athletic Department's image.
Posted on 10/2/14 at 9:46 am to sarc
Again, UA won't let tuition paying students representing the school use our logo but will slap a logo on this crap:
Kind of falls in line with the the mentality there. We'll let rednecks camp out and storm the field for autographs (making the school look terrible in the process) but suddenly we want to protect our image when students want to represent the university in a good way.
Kind of falls in line with the the mentality there. We'll let rednecks camp out and storm the field for autographs (making the school look terrible in the process) but suddenly we want to protect our image when students want to represent the university in a good way.
This post was edited on 10/2/14 at 9:49 am
Posted on 10/2/14 at 9:52 am to sarc
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I'm a former club sport athlete too and hate this decision as well. On the one hand, they say they won't allow use of trademarked logos like the script A because they don't want club sports being confused with varsity sports. I'm actually ok with that. But then they say that club sports will all have to become uniform: only allowed to use official UA colors, only allowed to use official (i.e. generic) UA club sports logo, etc... I say if the women's ultimate frisbee team wants to wear neon green shirts, then let them. If clubs want to keep using their old logos instead of the generic one, then let them. Club sports are different from varsity sports. They're less mainstream, less corporate, more independent. They've created unique identities in some cases over decades. That shouldn't be stamped out because of some non-existent threat to the Athletic Department's image.
Yeah, thats fascist as frick.
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