Hornets Court Reveal Thread

[Cary Kollins]

Not going to lie, the court from behind the basket is distracting.

[Sapper]

Absolutely gorgeous.

[ckad79]

I really like it. Agree with the other posts, the honeycomb pattern is a nice effect. Wasn't sure how I felt about the logo in the middle as being our main logo, all along. BUT the more I look at it, the more I like it. It sort of pays homage to the old logo; just a different hugo holding a ball. Nice touch, to bring the past into today.

[CatScratchFever]

Absolutely love this court.  Only gripe is Buzz City logos on it.  Switch the CH logos with the Buzz City logos and this court is absolutely perfect.

[carolina-chuck]

I like it.

[MedellinHeel]

honeycomb pattern should only be inside the 3pt line. 

 

looks kinda WNBAish. 

[KillerKat]

It's not honeycomb. It's a hornet's nest pattern. Hornets don't make honey.

[PantherGuy]

It took time for the uniforms to grow on me. Not with the court. Instantly epic. IMO, the coolest court in the league. Was really hoping this might be the final design.

[CarolinaNCSU]

Love love love

[carpanfan96]

Fudging sweet looking court, might be a bit distracting when watching a game though.

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[ThinkAboutIt]

It's not honeycomb. It's a hornet's nest pattern. Hornets don't make honey.

 

Which is why "Honeybees" doesn't jive, but who's complaining?

[teeray]

It's not honeycomb. It's a hornet's nest pattern. Hornets don't make honey.

Good point. Plus Hornets have nests and not hives. So TWC can't be the hive....

You know what, this is getting confusing, let's just go back to being the Bobcats!!

I'm starting the Bring Back the Bobs campaign

[updownsigma]

I had to warm up to the new logo and uniforms, but I instantly liked this.

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[CatScratchFever]

Good point. Plus Hornets have nests and not hives. So TWC can't be the hive....

You know what, this is getting confusing, let's just go back to being the Bobcats!!

I'm starting the Bring Back the Bobs campaign

 

Sorry to do this but...

 

http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/bugs/hornet/

 

Hornets are wasps of the genus Vespa, closely related to (and resembling) yellowjackets. There are about 20 hornet species. Most live in tropical Asia, but the insects are also found in Europe, Africa, and North America, where the European hornet was introduced by humans.

 

These social insects construct hives by chewing wood into a papery construction pulp. They mature from egg to adult inside the community hive.

 

Queens dominate hornet hives and are the only females to reproduce. Most other hornets are asexual female workers that perform essential community duties such as building the hive, gathering food, feeding the young, and protecting the colony. Males are few and they have only one real role—mating with the queen. Males typically die soon after their sexual task is complete.