Bengals Wordmark Logo

The Idaho State Bengals have a long and storied history, dating back to 1901 when the school was founded. Throughout the years, their logo has gone through several iterations, from traditional Native American imagery to more modern designs. Today we’ll take a look at some of these logos and explore how they reflect the team’s evolution over time.

One of the earliest versions of an Idaho State Bengals logo featured two crossed tomahawks with feathers on top in orange and black colors – honoring both its athletic identity as well as its Native American heritage. This design wasn't used for very long though; it was quickly replaced by another version featuring a Bengal Tiger head with an orange “ISU” lettering underneath it in white letters across blue background - which is still used today!

In 2000, there were major changes made to this classic design: The tiger's face became much more aggressive-looking than before while also adding stripes to his mane; additionally there were now two stars above him that represented both excellence in academics & athletics respectively - something that still holds true today! Finally, they changed up their color scheme just slightly so now instead of having blue/orange/white combo like before they opted for yellow/black combination instead (which looks great!).

In 2011 yet another redesign occurred where all elements stayed pretty much the same except for one big change the addition of "Idaho" text under the tiger head along with changing font style from blocky serif typeface into sans-serif one making the whole thing appear even sharper looking than ever before!

Even though many things have changed throughout the years regarding Idaho State Bengals wordmark logo history but one thing remains constant – passion & pride behind every iteration representing not only the school itself but the community around them too which makes us love them, even more, each day.