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Fans are absolutely loving a slick redesign of the logo for the WNBA’s Indiana Fever by a well-known sports graphic designer.

Emily Morgan has become a well-known social media personality over her incredible sports team logo redesigns. Morgan makes her own customized logos of various college and professional sports teams, and the latest piece for the Indiana Fever is among her best ones yet.

Check out Morgan’s video of how she resigned Indiana’s logo:

Morgan’s latest logo redesign was well-received by fans on social media:

The Indiana Fever haven’t changed their logo since the franchise’s inaugural WNBA season back in 2000. Obviously, there is no shortage of professional sports teams who choose to retain their initial logo without change, but the Fever may want to talk to at least reach out to Morgan about a new alternate logo design.

Indiana hasn’t made the postseason since 2016, when they finished 17-17 and fell to the Phoenix Mercury in the opening round. The hope is that the arrival of Caitlin Clark will lead to a turnaround for a franchise that also hasn’t won a playoff round since 2015.

A New Era Of Indiana Fever Basketball Begins Now

There is plenty of hype around the Fever entering their season opener against the Connecticut Sun tonight. That’s because it marks the debut of can’t-miss prospect Caitlin Clark, the first overall pick of the 2024 WNBA Draft.

Regarded as a generational prospect, Clark led the Iowa Hawkeyes to consecutive national championship game appearances in 2022 and 2023. The standout point guard is the highest-scorer in NCAA Division I history who won back-to-back AP Player of the Year, James E. Sullivan Award and Naismith College Player of the Year honors in both 2022 and 2023.

After her WNBA debut in Connecticut, Clark and the Fever will come home to welcome the New York Liberty in their home opener on Thursday.