The term "12th Man" is licensed to
Texas A&M by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. An official registration of the mark was filed by Texas
A&M (U.S. Reg. No. 1948306) in December 1989 and the application was
approved in September, 1990. In January 2006, Texas A&M filed suit
against the Seattle
Seahawks to protect the trademark and in May 2006,
the dispute was settled out of court. In the agreement, Texas A&M licensed
the Seahawks to continue using the phrase "12th Man" in exchange for
financial compensation along with public acknowledgement by the NFL franchise
as to Texas A&M's ownership of the phrase.
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The term "12th Man" is licensed to
Texas A&M by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. An official registration of the mark was filed by Texas
A&M (U.S. Reg. No. 1948306) in December 1989 and the application was
approved in September, 1990. In January 2006, Texas A&M filed suit
against the Seattle
Seahawks to protect the trademark and in May 2006,
the dispute was settled out of court. In the agreement, Texas A&M licensed
the Seahawks to continue using the phrase "12th Man" in exchange for
financial compensation along with public acknowledgement by the NFL franchise
as to Texas A&M's ownership of the phrase.
The term "12th Man" is licensed to
Texas A&M by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. An official registration of the mark was filed by Texas
A&M (U.S. Reg. No. 1948306) in December 1989 and the application was
approved in September, 1990. In January 2006, Texas A&M filed suit
against the Seattle
Seahawks to protect the trademark and in May 2006,
the dispute was settled out of court. In the agreement, Texas A&M licensed
the Seahawks to continue using the phrase "12th Man" in exchange for
financial compensation along with public acknowledgement by the NFL franchise
as to Texas A&M's ownership of the phrase.
hear, hear. thanks for reminding people of this.
as well, Sheattle, being politically correct, has a diffficult time explaining "Man."
you can't have it both ways fellas -- er, persons.
happily, the Shehawks live under the Curse of Curly Lambeau.
no Supe for you until 2098... the 100th anniversary of your corrupt city seducing Mike Holmgren out of Green Bay.
make noise, exhibit the worst sportsmanship in America -- then whine about the refs at the Superbowl.
sauce for the gander, baby.
heheh.
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Quote Originally Posted by luckythirteen:
The term "12th Man" is licensed to
Texas A&M by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. An official registration of the mark was filed by Texas
A&M (U.S. Reg. No. 1948306) in December 1989 and the application was
approved in September, 1990. In January 2006, Texas A&M filed suit
against the Seattle
Seahawks to protect the trademark and in May 2006,
the dispute was settled out of court. In the agreement, Texas A&M licensed
the Seahawks to continue using the phrase "12th Man" in exchange for
financial compensation along with public acknowledgement by the NFL franchise
as to Texas A&M's ownership of the phrase.
hear, hear. thanks for reminding people of this.
as well, Sheattle, being politically correct, has a diffficult time explaining "Man."
you can't have it both ways fellas -- er, persons.
happily, the Shehawks live under the Curse of Curly Lambeau.
no Supe for you until 2098... the 100th anniversary of your corrupt city seducing Mike Holmgren out of Green Bay.
make noise, exhibit the worst sportsmanship in America -- then whine about the refs at the Superbowl.
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