Then why is it in our brand guide, along with a black 'N' being used as an example of an appropriate and allowed color variation of the logo?
https://licensing.unl.edu/downloads/201709-unl-athletics-brand-guide.pdf
You have a good eye for design. I like it’s simplicity and also due to it’s flag shape very functional. It’s not a big deal but one small thing could improve it- a big white “N” in the middle. I know sometimes less is more so I don’t expect everyone to like the idea immediately. Just something to think about.View attachment 13935
I made a Nebraska flag too. You can tell because it's red, as well as flag shaped.
I have an issue with their branding guide. They include a bunch of 'no-no's' regarding how to not use their logos. Including: no overlapping logos or adding additional elements.
A very nice tribute logo for a great kids and you're bent out of shape about it? :facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm:
Yes, the script Huskers was brought back, but I don't think it's to be used over the block N, as it is done in the flag above. It's either the Block N, or the Script Huskers, not both.The script 'Huskers' is our current present secondary logomark. It was brought back in 2016 I think to replace this short lived secondary mark:
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https://journalstar.com/sports/huskers/life-in-the-red/familiar-huskers-script-returns-as-secondary-logo/article_436a7882-d66c-11e5-bc4f-cfec45509b68.html
I guess I don't get it. Can someone explain exactly why we need a flag design that has nothing to do with the school, the team or the state and the only link whatsoever is that they used the correct colors....sort of. And WTF does the Union Jack have to do with jack about UNL or Husker football? Seems someone was really bored and had a bad idea of how to waste their time.
Nebraska: The 4 vertical lines represent the columns of the Old Iron Gates. The X represents the tradition of "Throwing the Bones" at Nebraska football games.