Tigers Alternate Logo

The Missouri Tigers have a long and storied history with their alternate logos. The first of these was introduced in the late 1990s when the school adopted an updated version of its traditional tiger logo. This new design featured a more modern take on the classic imagery, with bolder lines and sharper angles that gave it a contemporary feel. It also included some subtle changes to make it unique from other schools’ designs at the time.

In 2004, another update was made to this original design; this one featuring an even more aggressive-looking tiger head that had been given three-dimensional depth by adding shadows and highlights around its features. This logo became so popular among students and fans alike that they began wearing clothing featuring only this version of the logo instead of both versions combined together as previously done before then.

More recently in 2017, yet another rendition was released which added further detail to create an even more powerful image than before while still maintaining elements from past iterations like sharp teeth or claws coming out from behind fur tufts on either side for example; making sure not to forget where they came from but rather building upon what has already been established over many years prior all while keeping up with current trends in sports branding today!