Almost as cringe worthy as 12-0, wide right, and 0 selloutsTry the term "Neers". That's even worse and makes em cringe mightily!!
Almost as cringe worthy as 12-0, wide right, and 0 selloutsTry the term "Neers". That's even worse and makes em cringe mightily!!
Almost as cringe worthy as 12-0, wide right, and 0 sellouts
No, but Purdue certainly knows what a kelly green M stands for, eh?Lol ok.
I Googled colleges that start with the letter "M," and there are hundreds of them. I'm afraid we need something more than just being green to stand out.
I Googled colleges that start with the letter "M," and there are hundreds of them. I'm afraid we need something more than just being green to stand out.
Anyone realize that Manhattan is now using the big M with Manhattan in the center. Maybe it is time to come up with a new logo. Manhattan is being seen on TV a great deal than us.
It's Frat
Do you call your country a cvnt?
Also, bring on the funk.
It isn't one person though. A lot of people like it, as you can tell by the thread. It fits a lot better than "Thundering Herd" does on most products. It's cleaner, simpler. It looks nice.
In this one fairly small thread, the majority like The Herd. It is not one person, and the OP is in the vast minority. During the greatest success of either if our major programs (MBB top 8 in '71-'72), our home jerseys simply said "The Herd"! Missouri's name is certainly not MIZZOU, but they have multiple trademarked logos with that name. Even though our official nickname is "Thundering Herd, if The Herd is widely used and approved by the school, it makes sense to create a mark(s) and to trademark it. Also keep in mind that in practice, Thundering Herd is pretty long, to use that across the M means either a much wider unit, or smaller type... not as clean & efficient. Relax, and Bring on The Herd!
If you think Marshall is at such a level that a green M says "Marshall University, Huntington, West Virginia" more than 50 miles from here, you have an opinion of Marshall University's role in the great scheme of the world that is simply ridiculous. We are not Auburn or Clemson. We aren't even Purdue.