Braves Alternate Logo

The Alcorn State Braves alternate logo has a long and storied history in the NCAA. The original design dates back to the late 1960s when it was first used as an official school logo. Since then, it has evolved over time but remains one of the most recognizable symbols associated with Alcorn State University athletics.

The current version of the alternate logo features a silhouette of two crossed tomahawks behind a shield that is adorned with four feathers and an orange starburst at its center. This symbolizes strength, courage, power, and pride – all qualities that are essential for any successful athletic program or team to possess. Additionally, this particular version also includes “Alcorn” written across its top portion in bold white letters which further ties into representing both school spirit and loyalty among fans alike who proudly display their support for their beloved Braves teams on game day!

Finally, while other schools may have more popular logos or mascots than those belonging to Alcorn State University Athletics; none can compare when it comes down to tradition as numerous generations have come together throughout decades wearing apparel featuring this unique yet powerful emblem signifying excellence within college sports competition since 1969! As such; no matter what changes occur within collegiate athletics today - one thing will remain constant: The iconic image of two crossed tomahawks representing bravery & valor amongst those affiliated with ASU will forever be remembered by many regardless if they are alumni or just avid supporters from afar!