Yesterday I ran into a Syrian man who has a large fig tree growing in Allentown, Pa. The area has a good population of immigrants from Middle east, Italians and Greeks. He was not sure where it came from originally. 
I was able to sample a few figs on it, although this wasn't the best time for fig ripening but this fig was really good. It is a very productive fig and vigorous.

So 3 free cuttings will go to the person who can give this fig a name. By the end of the week we'll choose 3 names that were given and will vote on one. Person with the best name that fits this fig will be sent the cuttings. 

Sunfire 
The inside looks like a fire sun with flames around it. 

Northern Lights

The skin looks oddly like the northern lights. The greenish hue in the black backdrop and what looks like stars

watermelon.

Keep them coming.

The skin is usually very dark, but due to the cool weather it only turned light purple. 

"Allentown"

Penn's Scarlett Jubilee

Sweet Syrian Freedom (SSF)

Assyrian

Great names so far, but not sure if it is Syrian or not. 

Migsap fig

You'll never forget where the fig came from.

Middle East
Italian
Greek
Syrian
Allentown
PA

I can't think of one name, except for the man that made Allentown famous... But Billy Joel Fig isn't going to cut it, so I'll just vote!  Good luck out there!

Suzi

fragrancia de barata

Mid-summer night sunshine

Star-night fire

Mediterranean Delight

Trajan

Roman Emperor under which Roman Empire gained its greatest territorial strength which includes all present day Europe, Italy, Greece and Eastern Middle East.

Whenever I see "Macool" I think of "McLovin".  In fact, not five minutes before I saw this contest, I thought to my self "if I ever get to name a fig, it will be McLovin"  (no joke).  So I'm going with "McLovin", but I also like "The Tree Of Which Bass Sent James 3 Cuttings".

Or both.  They can be synonyms for each other. ;)

~james

Lucent

Robust

Ambrosia

Vermillion

SIGMA

Transformer

marrone mistero fig (brown mystery fig)

Bass's Brown