Golden Lions Alternate Logo

The Arkansas-PB Golden Lions alternate logo is a symbol of the team’s rich history and tradition. The original logo was created in 1985 when the school first adopted its current name. It featured a lion with an “A” on his chest and two crossed swords behind him. This design has been used ever since, although there have been some subtle changes over time to reflect changing trends in sports logos and branding.

In 2010, the school updated its alternate logo to feature a more modern look that better reflected its commitment to excellence both on and off the field. The new version features an aggressive lion head silhouette with gold accents around it as well as red stripes down either side of it for added emphasis on strength and power within the team's identity. This update also included adding "Arkansas-PB" across the top of this image for increased visibility among fans looking for merchandise or apparel featuring this iconic symbol representing their favorite football program.

The Arkansas-PB Golden Lions alternate logo is one that has stood strong through decades of change while still maintaining its classic aesthetic appeal - something many teams strive for but few succeed at achieving throughout history like they have done so successfully here! Its longevity speaks volumes about how much pride alumni take in wearing or displaying items bearing this mark - making it not only an important part of Lion Football culture but also serves as a reminder that no matter what challenges may come our way we will always be ready to face them head on together!