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Today we release our official logo and helmet as well as a few alternates! The full gallery can be found at: https://imgur.com/a/sITLG

First, the official helmet, provided by coachbjii:


Now, for some of the alternates (more at the link above):

Team officials have just announced that the team will be playing an old stadium they are renting. For Wampas games, the stadium will be known as Hoth. It seats 75,000 and was built in 1985. The stadium is a classic outdoor stadium with natural grass.

The first day of the allocation has ended and our media department has made player cards for our first four players!

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Let's take a look back at the first three weeks of the preseason.

Weeks 1 and 2 saw very limited gameplanning from the Wampas as coaches just wanted to see how players performed. Overall, the coaches were pleased and are expecting good things from this team. Yes, both games were losses, but they were very close and this is preseason.

Week 3 was a little different. There was still very limited gameplanning, especially on defense, but the offense definitely had a plan: pass, pass, pass. No, really, that's all they did. There wasn't a single running play (except 2 kneel downs). This plan worked extremely well, especially with the starters in the first half. QB Kenneth Gonzalez went 14 of 21 for 326 yards, 0 INTs, and 3 TDs while being sacked 4 times, all in the first half. That's good enough for a 149.31 rating. TEs John Hurst and Eric Lokken were stars in the receiving game. Hurst caught 6 ***** for 152 yards and 2 TDs. Lokken had 7 receptions for 90 yards. It should be fun to see what this means for the future.

What will the Wampas do in preseason week 4? Have they decided to be a pass-heavy offense? Will they run the ball at all? Will they try a run-heavy plan or a run-only plan? ... I suppose we'll just have to watch to find out.