L Logo for Baseball & Softball?

Thoughts?

Absolutely not. Cajuns script with the star over the J is the best uni’s we have. The cremes were by far the best if those, but the players hate them.

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Cajuns script is iconic, they need to spice it up replace the star with a fdl something.

Think ws have 3 or 4 sets of uniforms for Baseball and Softball. ?

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Sorry, dude. Not a fan at all of the “L” logo. Never have been, for looks or “marketing”.

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Well if we can consistently use the UL logo, I am for that. My question is that just a throwback, or we will consistently use it in the future? If we are not going to consistently use it, to me needs to be replaced then.

Thats my only thing with this.

We do not have to agree with the design of the jersey, but that UL needs to be used more in my eyes. Here is the jersey with the UL logo.
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Really appreciate your efforts on this topic, but for me, the L will be used as Loser and ammunition for all of the UL haters out there.

Tech’s silhouette works because it actually marks Louisiana and their school. The fleur‑de‑lis doesn’t mark any university, it’s the Saints, it’s high schools, it’s everybody. If we try to use just an “L,” rivals flip it into the Loser joke.

That’s the catch‑22: we get undermined because we don’t have a true Louisiana marker, but every attempt to create one gets undermined because we don’t have that foundation.

Until UL has one consistent, Louisiana‑specific identity across the board, we’re always going to be fighting the same branding battles instead of ending them.

That is just my take on all of this. I am fine with UL as long as we use it consistently, and not using it as a throwback, but using it as an actual brand for the university.

This is a unique problem almost no other school in the country deals with. We don’t have a clear, creative Louisiana‑based symbol or logo that actually represents us. Without that one unmistakable Louisiana marker, our identity is always up for debate and that’s why the branding fight never ends.

Give it a break, no one is listening.