2024-25 College Basketball Thread

[Twirling Time]

Truth be told I'd rather have Pitino than Calipari, but non-Kentuckians can't be choosers.

 

[dixiehack]

I'm sure St. John's would like to have Pitino, considering they're paying him to run their program and not go running off to his Old Kentucky Home.

 

[swingline]

Pitino was/is as slimy as Norm Stewart's boy, Rich Daly.

 

[tapintoamerica]

Pitino was/is as slimy as Norm Stewart's boy, Rich Daly.

Doctor Detroit!

 

[dixiehack]

darn the powers that be for killing off the Big XII-SEC Challenge.

 

[Twirling Time]

I hate generic logos, especially common ones like Bulldogs. I ashume that's Gonzaga and not Georgia.

 

[dixiehack]

At No. 6? Yes. I thought that particular style of bulldog was widely understood to be Gonzaga by now.

I'm actually the opposite in that I hate the trend of logos becoming generic letters that are pancake flat so they show up better as a phone app icon. Part of the greater death of design you see everywhere.

 

[BTExpress]

Know your Bulldogs. Not sure why they used the one they did for Georgia. That was just a secondary logo used from 2013-15. They had a different one that was their main logo from 1958-64. It's the exact same drawing as the Bergen CC one, only facing the other direction and with red, black and white colors.

 

[Neutral Corner]

 

[tapintoamerica]

Know your Bulldogs. Not sure why they used the one they did for Georgia. That was just a secondary logo used from 2013-15. They had a different one that was their main logo from 1958-64. It's the exact same drawing as the Bergen CC one, only facing the other direction and with red, black and white colors.

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The author may need to check some things. Southwestern Oklahoma State, if there is such a thing, is not an NCAA Division I member.

 

[tapintoamerica]

At No. 6? Yes. I thought that particular style of bulldog was widely understood to be Gonzaga by now.

I'm actually the opposite in that I hate the trend of logos becoming generic letters that are pancake flat so they show up better as a phone app icon. Part of the greater death of design you see everywhere.

Stamford's former mark is what lawyers might call confusingly similar to Gonzaga's.

 

[dixiehack]

Stamford's former mark is what lawyers might call confusingly similar to Gonzaga's.

I guess I never thought of it in those terms since Samford is a local school whose logo I'm used to seeing, but yeah now that I look at their old one I can see your point. Still don't think there's much danger of thinking they are a Top 10 team, although they might get there before Georgia.