The following web site: www.packersuniform.com states that the now iconic "G" helmet logo was first used by the Packers in 1961 (designed by equipment manager Dad Braiser). The University of Georgia began using the "G" helmet logo in 1964. Grambling University (Louisiana) began using the "G" helmet logo in the early 1980's
Short for Pennsylvania State University, Penn State's shortened nickname is recognizable enough that it is featured on the school's professional logo designs. The logo, which is colored in the university's distinctive blue, features a 'Nittany Lion', which is a type of mountain lion that was once found commonly in the area as well as the school mascot. The graphic is shaped like a shield and features the year that the school was founded, 1855, both of which lend an air of establishment and tradition. The original Penn State University seal with the founding date of 1855 on it is very similar to the Pennsylvania State flag.
The state, or the university? if it's the university: http://www.rotheblog.com/images/arcade/misc/u-of-m/university-of-michigan_logo.jpg . but if it's the state, we don't have a logo.
Tigers
look it up on your computer
The Clevland Browns still do not have a logo on thir helmet
They just wear an orange helmet.
Yes. Along with virtually all iterations of the classic "M" logo the University of Michigan football helmet is a federally registered trademark.(note: for a list of protected trademarks for the U of M see related links below)
Yes
Wake forest
The logo looks gold because of pine tar residue on the helmet.
No.