Re: Michigan Tech 2018 Off-season - The Next Step is Just Inches Away...
Rolling the clock back a bit, this #12 jersey last worn by Josh Singer (2002-03) and also by Paul Cabana (2000-02). This is the style which preceded yesterday's posting. The fan favorite "MichiganTech" graphic was boldly displayed on the front of the jersey directly below the even more loved Piano Dog. Just so much to love about this jersey for die-hard Tech fans.
Like most jerseys used by Tech in the modern era, these were recycled for multiple seasons with this one seeing three seasons of use. For the 2001-02 season, the league had all teams add a beautiful and bold patch celebrating 50 years of WCHA hockey. Well ok, a 1" by 2" black and white patch hidden on the back of the jersey below the neck line. The patches were so awe inspiring that Tech left them on the jerseys for the 2002-03 season as well. If anyone from the WCHA is reading this, if you want to see what an anniversary patch should look like, just go check out ANY other team, conference, organization, etc and see what they did. Trust me, they are all better than this patch that looks like it was designed by a first week intern graphic designer. Let's hope Tech does MUCH better when it's time to celebrate 100 years of Tech hockey in the near future.
Rolling the clock back a bit, this #12 jersey last worn by Josh Singer (2002-03) and also by Paul Cabana (2000-02). This is the style which preceded yesterday's posting. The fan favorite "MichiganTech" graphic was boldly displayed on the front of the jersey directly below the even more loved Piano Dog. Just so much to love about this jersey for die-hard Tech fans.
Like most jerseys used by Tech in the modern era, these were recycled for multiple seasons with this one seeing three seasons of use. For the 2001-02 season, the league had all teams add a beautiful and bold patch celebrating 50 years of WCHA hockey. Well ok, a 1" by 2" black and white patch hidden on the back of the jersey below the neck line. The patches were so awe inspiring that Tech left them on the jerseys for the 2002-03 season as well. If anyone from the WCHA is reading this, if you want to see what an anniversary patch should look like, just go check out ANY other team, conference, organization, etc and see what they did. Trust me, they are all better than this patch that looks like it was designed by a first week intern graphic designer. Let's hope Tech does MUCH better when it's time to celebrate 100 years of Tech hockey in the near future.
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