Bisons Primary Logo

The Lipscomb Bisons have a long and storied history, and their primary logo has been with them since the very beginning. The original logo was created in 1968 when the school first adopted athletics, featuring a bison head surrounded by an interlocking circle of stars. This design has remained relatively unchanged over time, making it one of the most recognizable logos in college sports today.

In 1999, Lipscomb made some small changes to its primary logo to update it for modern times while still keeping true to its classic roots. The new design featured a larger bison head that was more detailed than before as well as two crossed lances on either side of him - representing strength and power - along with 13 stars around his face which represent both Tennessee (the state where Lipscomb is located) and America’s 13 original colonies.

Since then there have only been minor tweaks made here or there but overall this iconic image remains largely unchanged from what it looked like when first introduced back in 1968; proof that good designs stand the test of time! It's no wonder why so many people recognize this powerful symbol whenever they see it out on campus or at sporting events – because even after 50 years, you can still feel how much pride comes along with being part of something special like Bisons Nation!