*** debate over the letter D could cost either Drake University or Des Moines Area Community College hundreds of thousands of dollars. If *** judge agrees *** court-ordered rebrand at DMAC is more costly than originally ruled. We're asking for $250,000 rather than $25,000. In November, *** judge said the two schools' logos were nearly identical and temporarily barred DMAC from using this logo. Since then, the community. Says it has spent thousands removing the logo before their December 13th deadline. DMA has 13 locations across central Iowa. We have over 35,000 students. We have over 60 buildings, 500 classrooms, and public spaces, so it's *** pretty significant effort to get all of those changed out. But acknowledges that some things take more than 21 days to remove. One of the biggest items is our basketball court. That basketball court was actually installed before our rebranding, but it does have *** block. on it and for the safety of the players, we need to wait until the season is over to make any changes to that. Now Drake University is accusing DMAC of not complying with the order. Its lawyers filed the motion Monday mentioning uses on men's basketball uniforms, student IDs, and billboards after the deadline. But now DMAC says that court decision is underestimating the extensive work and cost of removing all uses. They filed their own motion Friday that would force Drake to reimburse. The $250,000 instead of $25,000 for rebranding if the community college wins the lawsuit. Despite ongoing battles, Drake says in part that they value DMAC as *** long-standing partner, the sentiment DMAC says they reflect. We've just always viewed Drake as *** partner, and we're looking forward to moving past this and focusing on our students and preserving that partnership. Pepper Paura, KCCI 8 News, Iowa's news leader.