Re: Boy oh boy, maybe a girl fight
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Shaka and Texas need to go 'all in' and claim Havoc nationally. RPI can do their Havoc thing on games in Virginia that aren't televised nationally since they have their Virginia SCC filing but they'll need to drop it for any games on National TV and out of state.
Imagine the Sheep are playing at Duquense and wearing their "Havoc" warmup shirts and the Feds come serve Uncle Ed with a Cease and Desist Order.
Imagine the Sheep are playing at Duquense and wearing their "Havoc" warmup shirts and the Feds come serve Uncle Ed with a Cease and Desist Order.
They actually both stole it from The Rebirth Brass Band.
I hope Texas goes all in and tries fight the trademark protection in VA once they get it nationally. They probably have an argument that the brand is more tied to the coach than the brand.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRNAz63F7Qc
I hope Texas goes all in and tries fight the trademark protection in VA once they get it nationally. They probably have an argument that the brand is more tied to the coach than the brand.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRNAz63F7Qc
What a major blunder by VCU. For a few hundred dollars they could have trademarked the HAVOC thing. As a University with a School of Branding, they should have known better. This means that VCU has been branded. Ouch. That smarts.
Wichita St. "stole" it from VCU after their visit to the Seigel Center in 2012, then used it during their F4 run just like we did during 2011.
VCU took it from a private band, as the other poster mentioned. Don't let your hate for VCU cloud the facts. Texas only applied for "horns havoc" and "house of havoc", as VCU has shown a pattern of use with just "havoc" that would be hard to trademark by another program.
VCU took it from a private band, as the other poster mentioned. Don't let your hate for VCU cloud the facts. Texas only applied for "horns havoc" and "house of havoc", as VCU has shown a pattern of use with just "havoc" that would be hard to trademark by another program.
Below is a thread from December 2012 about WSU's "war chant" since they didn't really know the lyrics. In the thread you'll see the, talking about how they stole it from VCU. For them it gained popularity during their 2013 NCAA run.
They did not play it when VCU visit Koch Arena in 2011, or when we played them in the NCAAs in the spring of 2012.
I can't disprove your neighbors daughter playing it in 2005 though,
They did not play it when VCU visit Koch Arena in 2011, or when we played them in the NCAAs in the spring of 2012.
I can't disprove your neighbors daughter playing it in 2005 though,
Obsessed? We've got at least 3 threads and 8 pages devoted to their ex-coach. Ex-coach! Who the eff cares?
we could have done a better job protecting our spider logo trademark against Spyder apparel.
"don't start no stuff won't be no stuff"...I am so glad this is apparently a vcu thing. I wish I knew this earlier. If you say that as a basketball fan (& you're not a professional rap artist) it's just so funny. In a we're laughing at you kind of way. Try it, say it out loud. Oh man keep that as a thing forever vcu Deserves own trademark.
"don't start no stuff won't be no stuff"...I am so glad this is apparently a vcu thing. I wish I knew this earlier. If you say that as a basketball fan (& you're not a professional rap artist) it's just so funny. In a we're laughing at you kind of way. Try it, say it out loud. Oh man keep that as a thing forever vcu Deserves own trademark.
It is almost inconceivably stupid that a university with a "brand center" seemingly forgot to trademark Havoc, the very thing that they have marketing the living heck out of the past five years. And it appears Texas caught them with their pants around their ankles given that in Wade's press conference just yesterday, it was Havoc this, Havoc that. Nice job, sheep.
No, I guess not. I don't see the problem with a thread about their ex-coach on our board. Particularly when they thought he would never ever leave because they have the best program in all of basketball. Now they have a 65 page thread titled "Screw Shaka". I think it's hilarious. Oh they also have an 85 page Fur thread. That's obsession. I'd never give them the satisfaction of posting on their board but it sure is fun to read. Talking about misinformed and koolaide drinkers.
This post was edited on 4/9 9:51 PM by whampas
This post was edited on 4/9 9:51 PM by whampas
If this is the case, it really is the absolute height of stupidity. I couldn't tell from the article whether they just forgot or failed to file for the federal trademark or whether they tried and were told that it couldn't be trademarked at the federal level or what. But if Texas is seeking federal ones, then you'd think it could have been. Completely hilarious either way.
A little history of the War song -- much has been said above
http://www.kansas.com/news/article1112236.html
http://www.kansas.com/news/article1112236.html
Probably already made $250,000 off their newly trademarked Havoc gear. I wonder if they send the check in a burnt orange colored Havoc envelop.
Oh so that's why they wanted in the first place, so that they later realize they could take "honor" in their university and not use it.
Gotcha.
In the end it wasn't worth the legal fees and drama for either school.
Gotcha.
In the end it wasn't worth the legal fees and drama for either school.
exactly. it's not worth it. because it's stupid to define your program with one word like that.
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