Drake Bulldogs Logo PNG
Drake Bulldogs is the name of the college athletic program from the Drake University in Iowa. The program was established at the end of the 19th century and today has 18 teams competing in various sports (both men’s and women’s). The program is a member of NCAA Division I MVC.
Meaning and history
1956 – 2004
Back in 1956, the Drake Bulldogs logo featured an anthropomorphized bulldog standing in full height. The creature was wearing a shirt with the letter “D” on its chest.
2005 – 2014
The emblem was used almost half a century until in 2005 it was phased out by a completely different one. This time, the bulldog occupied less space and looked more like a real dog than a player. To the left, the lettering “Drake Bulldogs” could be seen, where the first word was by far larger than the second one.
2015 – Today
In 2015, the Drake Bulldogs logo went through one more update. The overall structure remained the same, while the strokes with which the dog was drawn grew somewhat bolder. The typography was slightly altered, too.
Drake Bulldogs basketball
The most notable achievement of the men’s team has taken place in 1969 when they made the Final Four. The men’s team is coached by Darian DeVries, while the head coach of the women’s team is Jennie Baranczyk. The home arena of both the teams is the Knapp Center.
Drake Bulldogs football
The history of the university’s football program can be traced to 1893. The Bulldogs have got thirteen conference titles. They play their home games at Drake Stadium. Their head coach is Todd Stepsis.
What is Drake Bulldogs?
Drake Bulldogs is the name for 18 sports teams of the Drake University of Iowa. The program was established in 1893, and today has several really strong teams, including its famous Drake Bulldogs Basketball club.
Drake Bulldogs Colors
DRAKE BLUE
PANTONE: PMS 294 C
HEX COLOR: #004477;
RGB: (0, 47, 108)
CMYK: (100, 58, 0, 21)
GRAY
PANTONE: PMS COOL GRAY 5 C
HEX COLOR: #999999;
RGB: (177, 179, 179)
CMYK: (15, 8, 8, 22)
WHITE
HEX COLOR: #FFFFFF;
RGB: (255, 255, 255)
CMYK: (0, 0, 0, 0)
