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    Posted: 24/Feb/2012 at 3:54pm
463 Open Directories filled with NCAA Marks can be found here:

http://provationsgroup.org/ftpfiles/pgtransport/SCHOOL%20LOGOS%20-%207:2011/

Some schools are Raster Only, but a ton are Vector and many of the Rasters are high enough quality to convert to Vector with decent quality.

Enjoy....




Edited by arteephact - 24/Feb/2012 at 3:54pm
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Thanks a lot for posting this.  It has a Boston College logo that I have never been able to find in decent raster form, let alone as a vector.

Edited by bcdevil2004 - 07/Mar/2012 at 1:19pm
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Glad it helped!

I was shocked to run across it.  Looks like someone's personal logo collection just got dumped online.
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It's a collection that started on Texas A&M's athletic website to archive school logos for use in university athletics marketing.  Many of the smaller schools were not providing digital downloads for use in media guides/schedules/etc. and the person who started it wanted to be able to provide the information to all university athletic departments.  The Texas A&M site shut down a couple years back, but most of the logos contained in this collection are the same as that collection.
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Is there a way to do a bulk download in a directory like that or do you just download a file at a time?
 
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I would recommend Site Sucker (http://www.sitesucker.us/) MAC or HTTrack (http://www.httrack.com/) PC...I have used them both, very good, very useful!!

Hope they help :)

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In Firefox, I use the Down Them All plugin....

Good Luck,

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Thanks guys.  I'll give it a shot.
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