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Kentucky High School Football Helmets: M- thru Mu-

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Interestingly enough...it looks like Murray's new logo borrows heavily from the New York-New Jersey Hitmen.

 

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Hoover HS in Alabama (yes; the "Two-A-Days and National power Hoover) uses this same 'H' logo now, and have for the last several years, also.

Do any programs other than McCracken County have alternate helmets?

 

I'm really loving the McCracken alternate helmet. That's a sharp looking lid.

Props to Metcalfe County on their logo. I've never seen a Hornets logo of that variation.

McCracken also has a black helmet they wear with all black unis. Have not looked for it but I'm sure there are pics.

I like how McCracken Co incorporates the M into the Mustang head logo. Is that exclusive to them or taken from a college team?

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I like how McCracken Co incorporates the M into the Mustang head logo. Is that exclusive to them or taken from a college team?

 

Touches like that go a long way in my book. As far as I know, I haven't seen McCracken's logo anywhere else...so I was assuming it was original to them.

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Latest and greatest from Mercer County.

 

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I like both sides but I don't like both sides being different. The T sword on both sides would look the best in my opinion.

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