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The county is named after Chief Black Hawk, a warrior and leader for the Sauk people. DeWitt, along with the graphic design company Corkery & Corkery, highlighted the logo’s modern look compared ...

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Meanwhile, Hawk Tuah the meme stands tall as one of Complex’s picks for the best of 2024. See the full list here.

The Hawk Tuah meme is sweeping the nation. If you haven’t seen it yet, crawl out from the under that rock, make sure your kids, wife and boss aren’t within earshot and give it a watch.

The NBA logo, which features a faceless player dribbling a ball against a red and blue background, is well known to be the silhouette of one of the league's first icons: Jerry West—who died aged ...

If you’re unfamiliar with West’s influence on the NBA landscape, consider this – West’s most recognizable nickname is “The Logo” because his iconic silhouette was literally the ...

The logo depicts an all-white silhouette of a player in motion, dribbling a basketball surrounded by red-and-blue color blocks. Siegel told the outlet that West was one of his favorite players.

That's the NBA's story and it's sticking to it. Unofficially, however, the logo is well known to be the silhouette of one of the league's first true icons: Jerry West, who died Wednesday at age 86.

The legendary NBA logo has long been linked to Jerry West and his silhouette. The jersey decal outlines a player dribbling a basketball with his left hand while closing in on the rim. Get Los ...

The answer: West inspired the NBA's iconic logo. Here's how West earned that prestigious honor and how he felt about being the face (or at least the silhouette) of the league. Yes, West is the NBA ...