Throwback jerseys were all the rage in the NFL at the start of the century, thanks to teams bringing back uniforms that went ...

(Photo: Alabama Athletics) 15. Alabama Crimson Tide. Date Used: 1974-2000 Alabama's primary logo featured an elephant for 51 years until it adopted its current roundel mark in 2004.

A former Jets employee is suing the team and the NFL for unspecified damages over the Jets’ use of a logo he designed. Jim Pons filed a suit alleging he came up with the design in the late 70s ...

New day, new threads. On Monday, Alabama basketball unveiled its newest uniform, paying homage to the team's heritage while embracing a contemporary aesthetic.

6. Alabama Crimson Tide - Big Al Through The "A". There is hardly anything more iconic than the traditions in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.The University of Alabama is a storied program with historic success.

UB will wear the blue retro logo on its white helmets when it faces Toledo at 1 p.m. Saturday at UB Stadium, in what’s become a marquee showdown between the Bulls, the MAC East Division leader ...

Why Broncos throwback jerseys, retro ‘D’ logo are hit with fanbase Denver hosts Chiefs in Week 18 of NFL season with chance to clinch playoffs. Kyle Fredrickson [email protected].

This new H badge also happens to be a throwback design. Before 1981, the Honda badge went without the square frame that it has now, and the original logo from the ’60s even does the slanted ...

With training camp approaching, the New York Jets are dealing with another offseason distraction, this time in the form of their throwback logo. TMZ released a story on July 1 that Jim Pons, a ...

New England Patriots fans liked what they saw Sunday, when the rookie-led team took care of the Detroit Lions, 29-0. Another welcomed sight was the old-school logo at midfield and on the players ...

I genuinely can't remember the last time the Detroit Lions had this much offseason goodwill. Yes, Lions fans: It's OK to start dreaming. You (probably) won't get hurt this time. I promise. Now ...

Both logos go back to the 1960s, but it’s still unclear which one came out first. A UNM Athletics spokesperson said the school started using its logo in 1966, when the Pit opened.