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2024 Kentucky High School Football Helmets: C- thru Cr-

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"Helmet Stats"...these include the stats from the previous thread(s) from the 2024 edition of Kentucky high school football helmet designs.

(10) teams with a helmet design based around a single letter for their school name or mascot name as the primary logo.

(7) teams with a helmet design based around the first letters of multiple words from their school name or mascot as the primary logo.

(8) teams with a helmet design using the school name and/or mascot name written out in text as the primary logo.

(1) teams with helmets only featuring the player's number on their helmet. No other logo.

(16) teams with a helmet design featuring only a graphic of the mascot or school logo. No other text or numbers.

(7) teams with either a completely blank helmet, or a blank helmet with a stripe down the center.

(0) teams with the "winged" helmet design.

(4) teams with helmets using the Clemson paw print in their helmet design.

(21) teams using the logo of an existing college team, sports team, or trademarked business logo.

20 hours ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

"Helmet Stats"...these include the stats from the previous thread(s) from the 2024 edition of Kentucky high school football helmet designs.

(10) teams with a helmet design based around a single letter for their school name or mascot name as the primary logo.

(7) teams with a helmet design based around the first letters of multiple words from their school name or mascot as the primary logo.

(8) teams with a helmet design using the school name and/or mascot name written out in text as the primary logo.

(1) teams with helmets only featuring the player's number on their helmet. No other logo.

(16) teams with a helmet design featuring only a graphic of the mascot or school logo. No other text or numbers.

(7) teams with either a completely blank helmet, or a blank helmet with a stripe down the center.

(0) teams with the "winged" helmet design.

(4) teams with helmets using the Clemson paw print in their helmet design.

(21) teams using the logo of an existing college team, sports team, or trademarked business logo.

Single letter almost always is a classic (ie: Corbin's oval C? Recognized all over the bluegrass. Highlands block H? Another one known Pikeville to Paducah (and, all points North haha). CovCath's new logo? I can't love it enough)

Completely blank? Unless you're Mayfield, Bowling Green, Somerset (although, Somerset hasn't always had that..from the 70's-Mid 90's they had the 'Green Bay' gold helmet color, purple mask with a two color three stripe-purple, white, purple) & sure as rain that I'm leaving off another obvious or two? But if you aren't one of them? Dress the thing up, somehow someway.

Teams with the "winged"? McLean County is about to wreck the "0" party!! ?

Using a logo of an existing college team/sports team, etc? I'm all for it IF your school is the same color as them, b/c then you can just load your closet with as much stuff as possible outside of what's sold at school/local sporting goods stores, etc.   

If your school color's are different than the existing college, pro team, etc? Use it, but with your own little twist to it...or take two and combine them to one (ex: Adair County, with their Atlanta Braves type font stems + the mini FSU spear going across it to make their own 'A'.

Carry on, my dude. ?

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As I've been hunting these down, I've taken notice that having the school name or mascot name written out on the helmet definitely seems to be the rage right now in terms of overall helmet designs.

I'm also kind of surprised by the number of teams still rocking the matte finish on their helmets. I'm personally only lukewarm on the matte finish, but I thought that look had more or less come and gone about 5 years ago. Looks like it's still going fairly strong, though.

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