Here's one reason: The new logo is simply better.hammb wrote:Disagree.eRichFalcon wrote:And once again, we're comparing Bowling Green to the most storied schools in the history of college football, exactly what myself and others scolded MACMAN for. I would love it if we could be a part of that list, but it just isn't the case.
And we didn't change for the sake of change. The reasoning is addressed in July 25's "Ask the AD". Whether you agree with his reasonings or not, to say that the change was made for the sake of change is just plain inaccurate.
He stated that the reason was to unite the university & athletics under one logo.
There is absolutely no reason whatsoever why it could not have been the traditional logo.
It is.
If we were starting the university from scratch, and the two logos were the finalists in some sort of contest, there is no way on God's green earth that we would be choosing the traditional logo.
It was great while it lasted, but it's time to change. This new logo is flat out better. It might last 100 years. The one we had was never going to last that long. It was showing its age.







