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I agree, and not just as a way to connect to the old logo. I just think part of what makes the Sioux logo stand out is that it's not just a green logo on a white jersey or vice-versa. I like the idea of more colors in the logo vs less.

Uh oh, let's not have another "is the dress blue and black or gold and white" situations on our hands lol. Here's a quick picture I sent to my wife with better colors but worse framing.

I ran to Scheels over lunch (was there at about noon) and they just had gray ones left. I went to the bookstore at about 1:30 and they still had green ones left in both the Brien logo and the geometric Under Armour one (like the pink one above, but green with white text). They won't last much longer.

Tickets sold.

Yep

I have 2 tickets in 301 for tonight. Asking $80 for the pair. PM me if interested.

I was in Orlando for a work conference this week and wore a polo with the interlocking ND logo on it and on several occasions it was mistaken for a Notre Dame shirt. I think the logo will end up being a very important part of this process regardless of what the name is. The logo needs to be unique and distinctive and we need to put money and effort into branding and marketing it on a wide scale. On the other end of the spectrum, the pilot gave me a "Let's go Sioux!" while we were getting off after he saw my hat (interlocking ND logo).

Reminds of the Greendale Human Beings from the show Community with this gender and race neutral mascot chosen to eliminate any chance of anyone being offended.

Thanks! I'll be glad to have a reserved spot. Should make trips back and forth to the bar less stressful.

Does anyone know what the story is with Club tickets? Mine have a row and seat number on them in the South Club. Will there be reserved spots of some sort there?

Tickets have been sold.

I have 2 tickets in 301 for Saturday's game. I would like $30 each for them but would also be willing to trade for tickets to tonight's game.

If UND wins and St. Cloud ties, UND would be ahead in points. So the Sioux would have the Cup to themselves.