What is this Colorado Buffaloes Logo? Left-facing charging buffalo with smoke blowing from nostrils in metallic gold & silver. This version includes the interlocking CU in silver underneath the buffalo.

May 10, 2005?The first change of any kind to the logo in a quarter century is made when the popular buffalo logo with the interlocking CU is tweaked. The buffalo is slightly tilted to the right to give it an “in-motion” appearance, and the interlocked letters are altered a bit for a cleaner look.

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The logo catches on and eventually turns into one of the most recognizable logos in college athletics, if not sports, that incorporat- ed the school/team ID (CU) and the mascot/nickname all in one.

The interlocking CU should be used with the official logotype of the entity it represents. However, there are a select set of circumstances where the logotype is not practical, or legible, and the interlocking CU may be used alone.

Jun 1, 2015 · The graphic below displays iterations of the CU-Boulder Athletics logo — some formal, some informal — over the decades. The current athletics logo, which includes both the …

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May 1, 2015 · The “CU” logo appears on the right hip of the pant and on the chest of the Nike Hypercool baselayer. Each helmet is covered with a fine metallic paint with satin finish to create a tougher gun-metal look, and topped with a larger version of the team's logo.

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Aug 27, 2014 · CU players’ helmets will feature an image of a buffalo and gold lettering, a design that replaced its way-too-yellow predecessor in 2005. That’s not the only change the Buffs logo has undergone, though: Click through the slideshow above to …