So far, it appears. The Bengals won’t be changing the logo, according to Paul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic on the most recent episode of “Hear That Podcast Growling.”
According to Dehner, the logo is not changing. The field will continue to display the “B” with the stripes since it is staying.
Unfortunately, we just wrote a detailed article about why the Bengals ought to think about changing their logo in addition to their jersey design. In essence, the MLB team appropriately has a “C” for the city of Cincinnati, so the “B” is an odd fit in that location. However, a team name like Bengals could get inventive in interesting ways beyond just using a letter for the logo.
For her and her Glen Rock teammates, this game held a little more significance.
It was more than just a contest between the unbeaten teams in the formidable Freedom Red Division when Westwood and I faced off. It was their first meeting since the Cardinals’ overtime victory over Glen Rock in a state second-round road game last spring.
Zamparelli, a senior goalie who has committed to Fairfield, said, “We ended the season on a note we did not want to, so the determination has been there since the end of last season.” “We wanted to go on a run and that’s our goal this year – to really push far in states.”
The Panthers defeated their playoff demons on Thursday in a matter of minutes. From the confrontation
