
Volunteers Alternate Logo
An incredible set of alternate logos from the Tennessee Volunteers, excellent use of the classic letter "T."
2020 - Present
Three white stars inside an orange with a white and black trim circle represent the state flag of Tennessee.

2020 - Present
A wordmark “VOLS” in orange with a white star inside the letter “O” streaking.
Return to active duty after a 15-year hiatus.

2015 - Present
The checkered state of Tennessee in orange and white.

2015 - Present
Letter “T” in orange with the wordmark “Lady Volunteers” in a blue custom font.

2005 - Present
Tennessee Volunteers mascot Smokey in a black and white circle.

2005 - Present
Smokey the Vols mascot head shot in black, white, blue and orange.

2005 - Present
Smokey the Vols mascot howling and wearing a coat in orange and white.

2005 - 2015
Smokey the Vols mascot howling.

1987 - 2005
A wordmark “VOLS” in orange with a white star inside the letter “O” streaking.

1987 - 1997
Orange silhouette of a hunter with coon skin cap and holding a rifle over a wordmark “VOLS” with a star in the middle of the letter “O” in orange.

1987 - 1997
Brown silhouetted hunter with coon skin cap and carrying a rifle on an orange and white checkered background on a green triangle. Wordmark “TENNESSEE” in orange on a white banner and “VOLS” in orange with a white star streaking from the letter “O.”

1983 - 2000
Interlocking letters “UT” in orange. The letters “UT” represent the school name of Tennessee University.

1983 - 1997
The orange letter “T.” The letter “T” represents the state of Tennessee.

1980 - 2005
The original Smokey, the mascot’s head shot above a wordmark “smoky” in white with an orange outline.

1967 - 1982
Interlocking letters “UT” in orange with white trim. The letters “UT” represent the school name of Tennessee University.

1964 - 1966
An orange block letter “T.”
