Alternate Logos
Delaware State Hornets
A right-facing hornet with a motion streak trailing in blue, light blue, red, red, and black.
Howard Bison
A charging bison in blue, pewter blue, and white.
There are the initials "HU" on his mane above the head.
Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks
A full-body hawk in maroon and grey flying in an attack mode.
North Carolina Central Eagles
An eagle's head in maroon, gray, black, and white with beak open to attack.
Norfolk State Spartans
Two spartan heads in green, gold and white above the wordmark "NORFOLK STATE SPARTANS" in gold.
South Carolina State Bulldogs
Initials "SC" in white and wordmark "STATE UNIVERSITY 1896" in white on a red circle background with a white and blue trim.
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The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) is a collegiate athletic conference with a rich history and tradition in sports. The conference comprises historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and has produced some of the most talented athletes in the country. One aspect of the MEAC's history that often goes unnoticed is its team's alternate logo history. Over the years, the MEAC has had several alternate logos representing the conference and its member schools.
The MEAC's alternate logo history dates back to the early 1970s when the conference first adopted a logo. The original logo featured a stylized "MEAC" in blue and gold, with a map of the Mid-Atlantic region in the background. This logo was used for several decades until the early 2000s when the conference decided to update its image. The new logo featured a more modern and sleek design, with the letters "MEAC" in bold black font and a red and blue color scheme. This logo is still in use today and is widely recognized as the official logo of the MEAC.
In addition to the official logo, the MEAC has had several alternate logos. These logos have been used for various purposes, such as promoting specific sports or events, and have featured different designs and color schemes. Some notable alternate logos include the "MEAC Man" logo, used in the 1980s and featured a silhouette of a basketball player in action, and the "MEAC 25" logo, which was used to celebrate the conference's 25th anniversary in 1996. These alternate logos have added variety to the MEAC's visual identity and helped promote the conference and its member schools. Overall, the MEAC's alternate logo history is a testament to the conference's commitment to staying current and relevant in the ever-changing world of sports.
