Charlotte 49ers
A large number "9" with a pick axe silhouette and "ers" next to the number.
East Carolina Pirates
A pirate with a black eye patch, a yellow bandana, and a purple with black and yellow trim pirate's hat.
Florida Atlantic Owls
The state of Florida in blue with white and red trim and wordmark angled "ATLANTIC" in white.
Rice Owls
A full-bodied owl attaching next to a wordmark "RICE OWLS" in blue and white.
South Florida Bulls
A green, gold and black bull with initials "USF" in green with white trim on a gold and black shield.
The shades of green and gold changed.
Temple Owls
A white owl head within a cherry with white trim, diamond with a wordmark below "TEMPLE OWLS" in cherry.
The typography was changed to a simple sans-serif type.
Tulane Green Wave
Called the "Angry Wave" is a green wave with a white head and holding a white with black megaphone with the wordmark "TULANE" in black.
UTSA Roadrunners
A blue, orange, and white side view of a roadrunner's head above the initials "UTSA" in streaking white with blue highlights and "ROADRUNNERS" in blue on an orange banner.
Former primary logo.
Wichita State Shockers
Custom letter "W" in yellow with black outline.
A thicker black outline from the previous logo.
American Athletic Conference Logo History
The AAC Alternate logo offers a flexible branding option that strengthens recognition across broadcast graphics, uniforms and digital layouts. Its design supports the core features of the American athletic conference logo while giving American Athletic teams an additional element that works well in secondary placements. To explore more details, visit the American Athletic Conference Wikipedia page. You can also review the league’s lettering style on the AAC Wordmark Logo page.
Secondary variations of the AAC Alternate logo maintain the conference’s sharp, structured identity. These designs often highlight the “A” mark or simplified shapes that align with the main American athletic conference logo. Their balanced layout allows American Athletic teams to use them for patches, merchandise and promotional graphics with consistent visual impact.
Additional versions of the AAC Alternate logo help extend the conference’s branding while preserving tradition. Small enhancements in spacing and line weight support strong readability in both print and digital use. This approach ensures the alternate marks work seamlessly with the primary American athletic conference logo, giving American Athletic teams reliable branding tools for every setting.
