new cornell "logo"

[KeithK]

Yes, I've seen CE and BCE and understand the reasoning.  Makes perfect sense in the context you mentioned.  But that ooesn't change my point for this context.

[Greg Berge]

Those unis are... well.  fugly.

But I really like the "identity," because it means I will finally be able to get a decent Cornell windshield sticker.

[CowbellGuy]

Not sure if it's just a matter of taste or if they looked better in person, but I really liked them. I've got some photos coming. Unfortunately, I was on my second backup lens since one's in transit and one's being cleaned by Nikon "Like a Sedated Sloth On Vacation" Factory Service. I'll have one or both ready for Harvard though.

[French Rage]

The red is too dark.  If you close your eyes a little, that and the big C makes them look like tOSU hockey jerseys.

[JordanCS]

I noticed that the red is darker than the pads in the photo, but if they got darker pads or a more CU red color, I wouldn't mind having them as a permanent 3rd jersey...I actually really like them.  Maybe I'm weird, but I think they look classy.

Jordan

[Al DeFlorio]

The broad white stripe across the chest makes the numbers impossible to read on i1sports.  I like the "real" unis, but these could have been a lot less attractive.

[DL]

I'd have to agree with the OSU comment, though I do think it looks more classy, less flashy.  

As for color, I'm all for letting RPI have theirs back.  

[billhoward]

Deep, Carnelian, red would be cool for Cornell except there's as much deep, dark red in the league as bright red. In our league, we've already got Harvard and Colgate vs. Cornell that could go either way and Union, RPI (?), and anybody else (?) wearing red-red.

When a college is founded, it would be nice to think about color schemes in terms of how ridiculous it looks on overweight 50-year-old alumni. And I do believe there was a time a generation ago when some Cornell players had to travel with red blazers as opposed to navy blazers with the Cornell logo on the pocket. Whether that's red red or Carnelian red, it's not a pretty sight.

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

I'm an overweight 44 year old alumnus, and I happen to think red-red looks just fine on me.   Not that I'd ever be caught dead in a red blazer, either red-red or carnelian.

Although given the general decrease in apparent fashion sense that occurs with age, my judgement may not be worth a damn.  :-P