If I'm not mistaken, it stands for "University". As in "University of Miami."
Answeri think it represents the hurricane warning AnswerIn 1973, Miami designer Bill Bodenheimer suggested the "U" idea, which lent itself to slogans like "U gotta believe" and "U is great". Lame, if you ask me. Answerthe U was/is part of an image depicting a guy catching a football.. His arms raise up to form the U, the orange and green represent the citrus industry that dominated the areaThe emblem on the helmet is a meteorological symbol for hurricane.
AnswerThe school chose the "U" symbol to make a statement, saying "We are the best University in College Football. Watcha gonna do about it?"
University of Texas
Schutt
Diamond
Marshall University has an M on their helmet.
Mississippi state university
UCONN (university of Connecticut)
It looks like a bull's head
The emblem on the helmet is the old US Steel corporate emblem. The only difference is that where it now says 'Steelers' it used to just say 'Steel'.
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)
The original emblem was a man with a blue coat, a red hat, red socks, white pants, hiking a football. Actually...the above answer is wrong! The original Patriots helmet just had a revolutionary war style hat with the player's number underneath the hat. Check out the link below on left.
Because thir emblem is their helmets. haha So they are actually( and literally) wearing it.
Steven Gerads helmet