It's LSU's font

Why would I be I serious trouble? Why can you use it but I can't?

Can't I use it for personal sports uniform/field concepts?

The university guards that proprietary font (Geaux) like fort Knox. So you may not use it for anything that can be seen by others and certainly not for anything that has anything to do with sports. Don't even think of it.

@SportsFonts Why ask someone when you can do it yourself? If you can do that Packers font, you can do this.

That is because if someone else and not SportsFonts clones it LSU Athletics will go after the one who cloned it and not after SportsFonts. So he has the font and he is safe.

This font design is so simple with only one basic shape, that round corner, that it can be cloned in no time. Yet, in spite that through the years people have been asking for a copy it has not been done. Why not?

So if I attempt to create this font and don't share it I'm fine? But if I share it, the people that get it will be in trouble? I'm just trying to make sure I understand your last comment.

You would not create it, you would copy it. And that would be a copyright infringement The University owns the copyright to the font and diligently protects its use to this day. So it is not about not sharing it is about stealing intulectual and industrial property.

Again, don't even think about it.

If it is made like that Packers font it will hardly be usable for what he wants it for. Here a detail of the 5 of that Packers font.

What I meant is that he can use his image (or an enlarged one if needed) for Font Creator to autotrace just like what he did to make the Packers font. Quality is entirely another matter. If the Packers font is good enough for him, I think this one will also do.

I suggest for SportsFonts to contact LSU and inquire on how he could get a license to use the font.

You just do not know what will happen if someone at LSU look up and see someone up there in Wisconsin wearing a jersey using a knock off font.

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