Once approved, only the NCAA could grant permission to use the "Mask Madness" logo or trademark. The NCAA already has more than 70 trademarks.

The NCAA will consider allowing schools to have sponsor logos on football fields in wake of proposed ... including any additional material (e.g., patch) surrounding the normal trademark or logo.” ...

The NCAA will announce its plans for the basketball season on Sept. 16. “This is going to be an imperfect season, it’s going to be an imperfect [NCAA] Tournament,” Gavitt added.

NCAA Player Reveals New Logo That Doesn't Look At All Like Guerrilla Games', ... Guerrilla Games' trademark. While there are subtle differences--the lines form an "M" in Mertz' image, ...

At least not the iconic trademark “March Madness” the NCAA uses to promote games this month. It’s not on the courts, which say “NCAA Women’s Basketball” or feature the names and logos ...

They complement recently redesigned logos that underscore the fact that, starting with the 2022 championships, there won’t be just one NCAA Final Four but an NCAA Men’s Final Four and an NCAA ...

Obtaining a trademark on these items prevents other parties from distributing products using that name, logo or slogan without the athlete’s permission. Athletes may then use the trademarked NIL to ...

The NCAA didn’t use its March Madness branding for the women’s basketball championship until 2022. Through 2021, it was only used for the men’s tournament. Skip Navigation ...

Looking around the basketball facilities hosting women’s NCAA Tournament games, there are no signs of March Madness. At least not the iconic trademark “March Madness” the NCAA use… ...