The Ole Miss mascot is disgraceful. Colonel Reb will always be the real one.
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Miss Rev lives indoors in a dorm. Take that Mike and your $3M cage.
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Bama hates Africans. Water is wet.
Any other breaking news?
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But the reason I distinguished between African and Asian elephants is because African Elephants really are far more aggressive than Asian elephants.
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A&M has kid fans too. They'd love it,
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Not much creativity among our new brethren.
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There is rape in that Ole Miss mascots eyes. Pure, unfiltered rape.
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Annie, off the SEC dick. No need to defend them. If they want to be defended they can come join the board
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Also the Razorback was not the initial mascot of the University of Arkansas. It was in fact the cardinal. Good move.
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According to the folklore, we were re-named the Razorbacks after a victory over LSU in 1909 or so. We apparently played more like wild hogs than chirpy songbirds.
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The University of Arkansas mascot has not always been the Razorbacks. From 1894, when the football program began, until 1910, the official mascot was the Cardinals to complement the school color of cardinal red. In 1909, according to school lore, the head football coach Hugo Bezdek gave a speech to a large group of students at the Fayetteville train station after returning from a victory over LSU in 1909 during an undefeated season. Coach Bezdek informed the crowd that his team had performed "like a wild band of Razorback hogs." Although students had begun referring to the team as the Razorbacks as early as 1907, Bezdek's statement popularized the use of Razorback for the team. The Razorback, which is characterized by a ridged back and tenacious wild fighting ability, had long been associated with the backwoods of Arkansas. The students loved the comparison, and the nickname became increasingly popular. In 1910, the student body voted to change the official university mascot from the Cardinal to the Razorback.
"Calling the Hogs"
Fans of the University of Arkansas have been "Calling the Hogs" since the 1920s. This tradition, which refers to the school's most popular cheer at sporting events, is said to have begun when a group of farmers attending a game began issuing hog calls to encourage a lagging Razorback football team. The encouragement worked and the attending crowd took notice of the farmers' calling. By the next game, a group of men had organized to cry "Wooo, Pig, Sooie". The call has since become the school's best-known cheer.
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A cadet, Lassie, and now a doormat. There's your 3 mascots zooguy.
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