Mascots make the games fun and pump up the crowd.  Some mascots are fierce, some are sweet, some are alive, and some are just plain dumb.

 Sebastian, Miami’s mascot, has nothing to do with a hurricane at all.  It was supposed to be a seagull, but ended up looking like a duck.

Smokey, Tennessee’s crazy mascot, was named after Tennessee’s Smokey Mountains.  He helps get Neyland Stadium on their feet.

Minnesota’s mascot Goldy Gopher actually wasn’t a gopher until recently.  Now he just rides around the Metrodome on a scooter.

Georgia Tech’s mascot Buzz is a yellow jacket.  Since you can’t have a real yellow jacket as a mascot, Buzz will do jus fine.

Since LSU’s real tiger mascot is at the Baton Rouge Zoo, Mike the Tiger is at all the games to entertain fans of all ages.

The greatest mascot of all time is Texas’ Bevo!  I mean, who else has a real longhorn sitting on the sidelines?  He eats 50 lbs of oats a day.  He is at all of Texas’ football games (even away and bowl games).

Pitt’s panther roars load on every 3^rd down to annoy the away team into making dumb mistakes.  He’s not very fierce, but he does entertain little kids that are bored.

Similar to LSU’s mascot, Aubie represents the Auburn Tigers.  He runes around and pumps up the crowd after touchdowns and field goals.

Michigan State’s Sparty is a Spartan.  He comes to all their football and basketball games to cheer the team on.

Gators have beeen the dominate species in Florida for millions of years.  That is how Albert represents Florida’s dynasty.

Otto the orange, Syracuse’s mascot, likes to roll around at basketball games and tailgate at football games.

Since no one knows what a Tar Heel actually looks like, Rameses made a great mascot.  He comes to all of Carolina’s sporting events to cheer on the team.