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My Professional Franchise: Carolina Panthers
My professional franchise of choice is the Carolina Panthers. The original Panther logo was a black panther trimmed in blue consisting of silver face features with a 3/4 view. The panther’s mouth was opened with jagged teeth to reveal a vicious appearance. The Panther’s logo started its transition to the logo of today in 2012. This was the first changes done to the logo since the team entered the National Football League in 1995. It was designed to present a more modern, antagonistic, look. It was designed with the intentions of staying true to the roots of the panther’s delicate updates presenting a tougher, stronger, clearer panther. The symbol represents that the Panthers team will attack their competitors in the final phases of the game

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