they like flashing their beavers.Nothing new about the "less friendly look". How about showing the logo now?!? Oregon State got to see theirs already.
Anyone see the Facebook posting yesterday about a spring announcement of a new Husky? I read through the comments and didn't see more than a couple in favor of the change. It was a landslide of negativity about the change. Among others, people like the current logo and with the state of the CT economy that this is a waste of money to change signage etc. I can't comment on this with accuracy but would guess that if the university is expecting a revenue bump from this to off-set the expense, with the economy and declining sales of UCONN gear as it is, I'm not seeing it either.
I don't know about the mob mentality. People are pretty willing to express their opinions on Facebook on either side. The overwhelming negativity expressed there had to have gotten back to the UCONN administration. Shouldn't the university community have a say in a change? Did they do any polling? My wife's university changed the university's actual name without even asking the alumni and now she has a diploma for an expensive private university that no longer exists by that name....I'd be pretty pissed if my school did that but it just shows that universities don't feel accountable to their constituents when making decisions.1. I saw that posting. Too much of a mob mentality on FB threads. I've always liked the current logo too, but too many people there are trashing the new design before even seeing it.
2. How is it a waste of money if UConn is working with Nike on the rebranding so it won't cost the school anything?
http://courantblogs.com/capitol-watch/uconn-brand-managers-developing-tougher-husky/
I've always liked the current logo too, but too many people there are trashing the new design before even seeing it.
Oh god no...
Anyone see the Facebook posting yesterday about a spring announcement of a new Husky? I read through the comments and didn't see more than a couple in favor of the change. It was a landslide of negativity about the change. Among others, people like the current logo and with the state of the CT economy that this is a waste of money to change signage etc. I can't comment on this with accuracy but would guess that if the university is expecting a revenue bump from this to off-set the expense, with the economy and declining sales of UCONN gear as it is, I'm not seeing it either.