One of ALDLAND’s first investigative reports involved the recognizable “G” logo that appears on the University of Georgia’s football helmets, among many other places. The symbol also appears on the helmets of the Green Bay Packers and Grambling University. As it turns out, it was the Packers who first started using it in 1961, and they subsequently licensed it to Georgia and Grambling.
Today, Georgia’s athletics department unveiled a “new secondary mark that Nike has helped us create.”
Perhaps coincidentally, Nike also sponsors Butler University athletics. Both schools’ mascot is the bulldo/awg.
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Ahem? http://www.eventimagecenter.com/300×180/georgetown_hoyas300x180.jpg
Yeah others pointed out that, which I agree looks just like an already-existing UGA logo: http://sewingfinethingsandmore.com/images/000001.bmp.
Where’s Uga?
http://deadspin.com/butler-bulldog-and-georgetown-bulldog-hang-out-pant-he-1519393571