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re: Brian Kelly at LSU had a higher win rate (%) than Sarkisian at UT and Heupel at Tenn
Posted on 11/14/25 at 9:54 pm to SoftMicroCopilot
Posted on 11/14/25 at 9:54 pm to SoftMicroCopilot
one went sideways, the other 2 went up
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Posted on 11/14/25 at 9:54 pm to Jrtt
the University of Texas used a "Block T" and the interlocking "UT" logo decades before the University of Tennessee did. The two schools now have an agreement to share the interlocking "UT" trademark.
Block T
The Texas "Block T" logo was used as early as 1915 by the school's Corps of Cadets, but the most common version was introduced for the football team.
Tennessee's "Power T" logo first appeared on their football helmets in 1964.
Interlocking "UT"
The University of Texas started using its interlocking "UT" logo in 1905.
Tennessee did not officially adopt its interlocking "UT" logo until 1986.
Trademark agreement
A trademark dispute arose in the 1980s because both universities were using the interlocking "UT" logo.
In 1986, the schools reached a deal that gave Texas commercial rights to the logo west of the Mississippi River and Tennessee rights to use it east of the Mississippi.
Tennessee stopped using the interlocking "UT" on its football field in 1998, opting to use the "Power T" instead.
Block T
The Texas "Block T" logo was used as early as 1915 by the school's Corps of Cadets, but the most common version was introduced for the football team.
Tennessee's "Power T" logo first appeared on their football helmets in 1964.
Interlocking "UT"
The University of Texas started using its interlocking "UT" logo in 1905.
Tennessee did not officially adopt its interlocking "UT" logo until 1986.
Trademark agreement
A trademark dispute arose in the 1980s because both universities were using the interlocking "UT" logo.
In 1986, the schools reached a deal that gave Texas commercial rights to the logo west of the Mississippi River and Tennessee rights to use it east of the Mississippi.
Tennessee stopped using the interlocking "UT" on its football field in 1998, opting to use the "Power T" instead.
Posted on 11/14/25 at 9:55 pm to Jrtt
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In 1986 the University of Tennessee and the University of Texas agreed to share the well-known interlocking “UT” trademark that both schools use. Tennessee applied for registration of the trademark for the sale of jewelry,
The University of Tennessee was around when you were still Mexico.
Matter of fact, you would still Mexico of not for Tennessee Volunteers. There is a reason your largest city is named after a former Tennessee governor.
By the way, the SEC has already said Tennessee will be UT, and Texas will be TX.
Posted on 11/14/25 at 9:59 pm to Jrtt
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the University of Texas used a "Block T" and the interlocking "UT" logo decades before the University of Tennessee did. The two schools now have an agreement to share the interlocking "UT" trademark.
Block T
The Texas "Block T" logo was used as early as 1915 by the school's Corps of Cadets, but the most common version was introduced for the football team.
Tennessee's "Power T" logo first appeared on their football helmets in 1964.
Interlocking "UT"
The University of Texas started using its interlocking "UT" logo in 1905.
Tennessee did not officially adopt its interlocking "UT" logo until 1986.
Trademark agreement
A trademark dispute arose in the 1980s because both universities were using the interlocking "UT" logo.
In 1986, the schools reached a deal that gave Texas commercial rights to the logo west of the Mississippi River and Tennessee rights to use it east of the Mississippi.
Tennessee stopped using the interlocking "UT" on its football field in 1998, opting to use the "Power T" instead.
Tennesse wore Orange long befor you stole it.
Tennesee runs through the T....guess who started running through the T?
Tennessee wears the Power T....gues who is now showing up with Power T hats?
Why don't y'all throw that stinking arse cow on the grill and get a Bluetick? You steal everything else.
Posted on 11/14/25 at 10:22 pm to The Groge
Sorry you don’t like facts
Tenner, bama, Georgia, Carolina’s and others were all of a part of the great nation of Texas birth.
Tenner, bama, Georgia, Carolina’s and others were all of a part of the great nation of Texas birth.
Posted on 11/14/25 at 10:27 pm to The Groge
1925.
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Tennessee: The University of Tennessee's orange and white colors were selected in 1889 by Athletic Association President Charles Moore for the university's first field day.
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Texas: Students at the University of Texas began wearing orange ribbons around 1885 to show support for their team. While orange and white were used at games from 1885 until 1899, they were not officially adopted as the school's colors until 1900. The distinctive "burnt orange" shade was officially adopted in 1925.
“Tennessee wears the Power T....gues who is now showing up with Power T hats?” Texas was using block T years before Tennessee
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Tennessee: The University of Tennessee's orange and white colors were selected in 1889 by Athletic Association President Charles Moore for the university's first field day.
LINK
Texas: Students at the University of Texas began wearing orange ribbons around 1885 to show support for their team. While orange and white were used at games from 1885 until 1899, they were not officially adopted as the school's colors until 1900. The distinctive "burnt orange" shade was officially adopted in 1925.
“Tennessee wears the Power T....gues who is now showing up with Power T hats?” Texas was using block T years before Tennessee
This post was edited on 11/14/25 at 10:30 pm
Posted on 11/14/25 at 11:45 pm to T1gerNate
The biggest thing is if those two coaches were fired tomorrow for not winning they would be paid in accordance to their contracts. But not at LSU. They don’t have the money that they put up to get Kelly after being turned down by other coaches. Kelly bit but wanted a big buyout. Now he should be paid. And if he has to go to court over it then it should be twice as much.
Posted on 11/15/25 at 4:02 am to UTprideofTX
LSU literally had 38 players when Kelly took over. It was far worse than the current state of it.
Posted on 11/15/25 at 5:33 am to UTprideofTX
I was thinking the same thing so went and looked up LSU record for 2020 and 2021.
2020 5-5
2021 6-7
Kelly also inherited a crappy program.
2020 5-5
2021 6-7
Kelly also inherited a crappy program.
Posted on 11/15/25 at 5:48 am to BigNastyTiger417
quote:dumbass vol fans keep making excuses for Hippo who hasn't done shite in 5+ years except get horse cocked by Ohio State last year.
LSU literally had 38 players when Kelly took over
Posted on 11/15/25 at 6:12 am to SoftMicroCopilot
Lsu wants to win titles. Our fans are happy beating bad teams and occasionally not looking inept against the good teams …but never really having a shot to win it all.
That’s the difference between the two programs. At least that’s what it appears to me. I don’t know how anyone could be happy with the same problems with our offense year after year with a head coach who is too arrogant to admit he needs help.
That’s the difference between the two programs. At least that’s what it appears to me. I don’t know how anyone could be happy with the same problems with our offense year after year with a head coach who is too arrogant to admit he needs help.
This post was edited on 11/15/25 at 6:17 am
Posted on 11/15/25 at 6:16 am to hookem33
Are you trying to say you want Kiffin to be the next Texas HC?
Posted on 11/15/25 at 6:19 am to TrueLefty
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Are you trying to say you want Kiffin to be the next Texas HC?
Hell no. He’s just another sark. Constantly hyped up by the media, but what has he ever won? At least sark has been to the playoffs. If Kiffin was the only option, I would just keep sark.
This post was edited on 11/15/25 at 6:24 am
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