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Arkansas State Red Wolves logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Arkansas State Red Wolves Logo PNG The brand identity of the ASU, including the Arkansas State Red Wolves logo, is comparatively young.
- Meaning and history While the ASU’s athletic program is older than a century, the “Wolves” mascot has been chosen not that long ago, in early 2008.
- Earlier, the teams’ brand identity was based on the Indian imagery and the “Indians” nickname.
- However, anyone can see that the “Red Wolves” name alone has a reference to the Native American theme, and if you take a look at the logo, the reference will become even more apparent.
- The current Arkansas State Red Wolves logo was introduced on March 13, 2008.
- The red muzzle on the logo looks more like a mask than the real head of a wolf.
- In this way, the designers probably wanted to create a link with the university’s previous brand identity.
- Arkansas State Red Wolves football The university has sponsored a football team for over a century, since 1911.
- The Red Wolves have compiled six conference championships and one College Division football championship.
- As of 2019, ASU has won three of the last five Sun Belt conference titles outright.
- Arkansas State Red Wolves basketball ASU received a bid to play in the National Invitation Tournament in 1987.
- In 1999, ASU competed in the NCAA Tournament for the first time.
- Arkansas State Red Wolves Colors SCARLETT PANTONE: PMS 186 HEX COLOR: #CC092F; RGB: (204,0,51) CMYK: (2,100,85,6) BLACK PANTONE: PMS PROCESS BLACK HEX COLOR: #000000; RGB: (0,0,0) CMYK: (0, 0, 0, 100)
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