Re: San Fransisco State 1980s? -- Discussion of the 'Helmet Project' web site

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Date Posted: 13:34:21 11/16/22 Wed
Author: charles arey
Author Host/IP: 40.134.95.153
Subject: Re: San Fransisco State 1980s?
In reply to: David H 's message, "San Fransisco State 1980s?" on 12:35:05 11/15/22 Tue

>Interesting that they might have run asymetrical logos
>on this helmet if it is in fact real, which it looks
>to be.

Thanks, I had seen that one before, but the photograph was not as good as this one. They did indeed use two different logos on the two sides for an unknown period of time.

SF State is one of the several defunct California teams for which historical information is extremely difficult to find - there are probably several interesting designs for these teams awaiting 'rediscovery'. While a great many colleges and universities have digitized and published their old yearbooks, football media guides, etc in recent years, there has not been much such activity from San Francisco State, Sonoma State, UCSB, Cal State Hayward, UC Riverside, Cal Poly Pomona, and others, at least not yet. Hence the only fragmentary histories for each of these teams at the website.

Even University of the Pacific, which was Division I-A, is obscure before about 1980.

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[> Re: San Fransisco State 1980s? Additonal Pics of early 70s? -- David H, 14:19:23 11/16/22 Wed (73.113.22.8)

>https://www.pinterest.com/pin/sf-state-gator-football-h
>elmet-1980--639018634602144136/
>
>Interesting that they might have run asymetrical logos
>on this helmet if it is in fact real, which it looks
>to be.

https://eastbaypioneers.com/common/controls/image_handler.aspx?thumb_id=12&image_path=/images/2021/3/11/K_CSUH_Football045.jpeg

Speaking of which, this looks like it might be a color photo of black and white picture of the helmet you have listed as 1971

But also note it looks like some say "Gators" and some say "SF" on the side.

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>>Interesting that they might have run asymetrical logos >>on this helmet if it is in fact real, which it looks >>to be. > >Thanks, I had seen that one before, but the photograph >was not as good as this one. They did indeed use two >different logos on the two sides for an unknown period >of time. > >SF State is one of the several defunct California >teams for which historical information is extremely >difficult to find - there are probably several >interesting designs for these teams awaiting >'rediscovery'. While a great many colleges and >universities have digitized and published their old >yearbooks, football media guides, etc in recent years, >there has not been much such activity from San >Francisco State, Sonoma State, UCSB, Cal State >Hayward, UC Riverside, Cal Poly Pomona, and others, at >least not yet. Hence the only fragmentary histories >for each of these teams at the website. > >Even University of the Pacific, which was Division >I-A, is obscure before about 1980.
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