While a couple of
second-year AUDL team logos have changed, Seattle - an expansion team - has not pecked,
er, picked their final logo.
Seattle's original dinosaur-
ish logo, which currently appears
on Facebook, has a clean look and is void of extras; so much so, their "Raptors" team name is plural, yet their logo text reads singular. Perhaps the excluded "s" is meant to raise awareness of the conservation status of raptor species.
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| An updated Seattle Raptors logo with an added (Comic Sans!) "S" |
Other (different) logos for this Seattle team have appeared on AUDL's website, under the TEAMS-tab. A red crowned Raptors logo appeared briefly online and then replaced by the same, uncolored image. This Bald Eagle logo looks like a more generic bird of prey.
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| Raptors logo on AUDL website (Left: red-crowned, Right: Bald Eagle) |
With the AUDL season set to begin in April 2014, Seattle has less than four months to hunt down their final logo.
UPDATE: The reason for the differing logos is because they represent two different entities. The original dino-logo was
unofficial while the other bird-logo claims to be the
"official" team account.
View the
website for the official Seattle Raptors.
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