Where did UAB Blazers get their name?
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The UAB Blazers got their name in 1978. The name was chosen by a campuswide vote bestowed the nickname "Blazers" on the team, hoping that the teams would "blaze" a new trail in college athletics.
The name "Blazers" is a reference to the fact that the school is located in Birmingham, Alabama, which is known as the "Magic City" for its rapid growth and development. The Blazers are a member of Conference USA and compete in all major college sports.
The Blazers are known for their hard-nosed play and their passionate fans. The Blazers' home arena, Bartow Arena, is one of the loudest arenas in college basketball. The Blazers' fans are known for their "UAB Fight Song" cheer, which is a rallying cry that is used to intimidate opposing teams.
The UAB Blazers is a proud tradition that is celebrated by students, alumni, and fans alike. The Blazers are a symbol of strength, determination, and perseverance. The Blazers are a force to be reckoned with on the field and in the stands.
