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This lady does these random redesigns. some others have been pretty cool. This one…well what do y’all think? 

 

7 minutes ago, John F. said:

This lady does these random redesigns. some others have been pretty cool. This one…well what do y’all think? 

 

It sucks.  All of it.

2 minutes ago, Adam Lane said:

Horrible!

I don’t think anything compares to what Texas has. Texas is one school that will never change nor should it. 

For the uniforms that use the overlapping U and T, I don’t mind adding the horns. However, there is no effing way you're replacing the Longhorn logo on football helmets or on the 50 yard line.

19 minutes ago, Pocono longhorn said:

Saw her post this on X, I told her absolutely not. You don't mess with a classic.

Don’t mess with Texas. Literally, a motto. Why go there. 

I like the idea but not the execution.

The Longhorn logo is iconic and needs to stay as is, of course.

22 minutes ago, Dread-headed Texan said:

I like the HAT with the Texas T with horns, but it ain't something I want to see on a helmet. A sweatshirt, a hat, a t-shirt, fine.

I feel the same.  I'd take it on a hat or T-shirt.  Anything official is a big NO for me.  

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2 minutes ago, GetHooked said:

I feel the same.  I'd take it on a hat or T-shirt.  Anything official is a big NO for me.  

Me too. Maybe fun for some random merch but keep it off the field, uniforms, etc

The Longhorn logo is iconic and instantly recognizable. Everything you want in your brand’s logo. 
Her stuff on shirts and hats as a creative change up I’m all for, but nobody is replacing the original, classic perfection.

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