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BGP QOTD: What are your favorite sports logos of all time?

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I remember this while growing up.

 

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and this

 

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UC Santa Cruz Banana Slugs. I used to have a shirt. And I always liked Golden State's Golden Gate Bridge. Because of that I've always been a bit of a fan.

UC Santa Cruz Banana Slugs. I used to have a shirt. And I always liked Golden State's Golden Gate Bridge. Because of that I've always been a bit of a fan.

 

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The Wolf: You know what you guys look like? ... Like a couple of guys who just blew off somebody's head!

 

 

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I'm a fan of the original logo / jersey too. The "little cable cars, climb(ing) halfway to the stars" does it for me.

 

Warriors’ ‘The City’ jersey endured ridicule but became a classic - San Francisco Chronicle

UC Santa Cruz Banana Slugs. I used to have a shirt. And I always liked Golden State's Golden Gate Bridge. Because of that I've always been a bit of a fan.

 

Vincent Vega also wore a Banana Slugs t-shirt in Pulp Fiction...

If FC Cincinnati decided to change their logo, that bowl of 5-way on the banner from yesterday's march would be tasty.

 

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