Who has the most unique Mascot in the SEC?

[the Prodigy]

Who is it.... I say Arkansas, but I am a bit partial.:laugh:

[GAMECOCK_FAN]

Who is it.... I say Arkansas, but I am a bit partial.:laugh:
Well, you first have to narrow it down. Since about a third of the team's in the country have some type of cat as their mascot, you have to rule out Auburn, LSU, and Kentucky. Similarly, since about another third of the team's in the country have Dogs as their mascot, you have to rule out Georgia and Mississippi State. And third, since I'm taking the "homer" postion in this poll you have to rule out Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Alabama, Ole Miss, Florida, and Arkansas. That leaves South Carolina.:laugh:

[dcbl]

It's got to be either Vandy, Ole Miss, Tennessee or Bama with Vandy probably deserving the top spot.

I WOULD say Bama, but Tulane was the 'Green Wave' in the SEC 1st, so Commodore, Volunteer & Rebel are a little more unique than the Crimson Tide.

AR may deserve special mention as well, not many other teams want to identify themselves with a pig ;)

My vote is for Vanderbilt.

[FightinTiger71]

I think everyone should vote for LSU! I know their are a lot of tigers in college sports but how many of them are fighting???

Actually I think it has to come down to Vanderbilt or South Carolina. I might give the edge to USCe just because their mascot is a rooster and they have the word "cock" in their name and that just gives you so much opportunity for dirty jokes.

[dcbl]

I think everyone should vote for LSU! I know their are a lot of tigers in college sports but how many of them are fighting???

Actually I think it has to come down to Vanderbilt or South Carolina. I might give the edge to USCe just because their mascot is a rooster and they have the word "cock" in their name and that just gives you so much opportunity for dirty jokes.

Best college bumper sticker seen in Columbia, "You can't lick our 'Cocks!"

AR, TN, MS, AL, SC & Vandy all have fairly 'unique' mascots.

[the Prodigy]

Well who wants to identify with a chicken? Or an elephant on the rag? I'd rather attatch myself it a Razorback, the epitome of BEAST, than any of the other "unique mascots"

1. Arkansas
2. Vanderbilt
3. Alabama
4. Ole Miss
5. Tennessee
6. South Carolina
7. Florida

[adamsputnik]

Bizarre question, but it'd have to be Vandy. I mean, what the hell is a Commodore anyway?

[dcbl]

Bizarre question, but it'd have to be Vandy. I mean, what the hell is a Commodore anyway?

A Naval Commander

[the Prodigy]

A Naval Commander

Midshipmen.... a similar mascot....

[adamsputnik]

A Naval Commander

Ah okay. Where I come from, a Commodore is the name of a car model that is favoured by rednecks and hooligans. So, different picture for me.

[Noah.Dreams]

Outside of the SEC, I always get a kick out of the Oregon State Beavers.

[GatorHunter]

Who is it.... I say Arkansas, but I am a bit partial.:laugh:

Has to be the Crimson Tide...an elephant? What's the link?

My little cousin is from Ohio...he's 9. He asked me, "Have the Florida Gators played the Alabama Elephants lately?":laugh:

[OleMissPike]

I'd say it would go down to Razorbacks and Gamecocks. Upon further review, there is nothing that says terrible mascot like a chicken, so however unique, Gamecocks just isn't that exciting. Have to go with Razorbacks:thumpsup:

[reese]

sc...a gamecock?..takes the cake

[Zee]

Outside of the SEC, I always get a kick out of the Oregon State Beavers.

SC fans always wanted to play Oregon State, naturally, so the Cocks can pound the Beavers.

Can you say that about the Commodores or Razorbacks?

[AUChamps]

Ah okay. Where I come from, a Commodore is the name of a car model that is favoured by rednecks and hooligans. So, different picture for me.
Hey now, Commodores are cool cars(even if they can't hold a candle to a Falcon).

[AUChamps]

SC fans always wanted to play Oregon State, naturally, so the Cocks can pound the Beavers.

Can you say that about the Commodores or Razorbacks?
I'm thinking that might be a PPV only game.

[Chief Broom]

Well, you first have to narrow it down. Since about a third of the team's in the country have some type of cat as their mascot, you have to rule out Auburn, LSU, and Kentucky. Similarly, since about another third of the team's in the country have Dogs as their mascot, you have to rule out Georgia and Mississippi State. And third, since I'm taking the "homer" postion in this poll you have to rule out Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Alabama, Ole Miss, Florida, and Arkansas. That leaves South Carolina.:laugh:

There is a flaw in your logic, what about the other numerous bird mascots; Eagles, Falcons, Cardinals, Jayhawks, Owls, etc.

If you lump military men together that takes out Rebels, Volunteers and Comodores.

What remains are Razorbacks, Alligators and Red Elephants (although I believe in the beginning there was no animal associated with the Crimson Tide.

[GatorBait15]

Gamecocks come on! haha

[GAMECOCK_FAN]

There is a flaw in your logic, what about the other numerous bird mascots; Eagles, Falcons, Cardinals, Jayhawks, Owls, etc.

If you lump military men together that takes out Rebels, Volunteers and Comodores.

What remains are Razorbacks, Alligators and Red Elephants (although I believe in the beginning there was no animal associated with the Crimson Tide.

There's no flaw in my logic......I clearly stated I was taking the "homer" position in the poll. When doing that, you typically state whatever means you need to justify your vote.

By the way, I'd also have to rule out Razorbacks, Alligators, and Red Elephants as they are all animals. See how this works? :laugh:

[dcbl]

I want to point out, that although UGA fans are often accused of being overly biased on this board, EVERY Dawg on here has been fair in evaluating mascots on this thread

:)

[GatorBait15]

I want to point out, that although UGA fans are often accused of being overly biased on this board, EVERY Dawg on here has been fair in evaluating mascots on this thread

:)

Lol, we are all biased though. :wub:

[GeauxTo]

I think Auburn's eagle and the flight before games is awesome, so I picked The Barn.

[adamsputnik]

Hey now, Commodores are cool cars(even if they can't hold a candle to a Falcon).

Yeah, the SS Commodores are awesome, as are the new-model Monaros, but let's face it, if you saw an old rustbox sitting out in the yard on blocks you'd be hard pressed to bet against it being a VB or VC Commodore!

[D^3]

I voted Alabama. They have an elephant, for god sake. By the way, it isn't a red elephant either. It's gray.

[AUcarlton]

I think Auburn's eagle and the flight before games is awesome, so I picked The Barn.

I was wondering when someone would elect our eagle. I would have already elected it but I decided to sleep in a little bit today. :dozey:

[GatorBait15]

I was wondering when someone would elect our eagle. I would have already elected it but I decided to sleep in a little bit today. :dozey:

Oh how I love sleep.

[ColonelKurtz]

UT then Vandy. Gotta admit that the historical reference is not only fitting but unique.

[D^3]

Ummm and for the record, Auburns mascot is NOT an Eagle, so why are we discussing it? If I'm not mistaken, they are the Auburn tigers, and their mascot is Aubie... a tiger. The most overused mascot in college football.

UT has the Volunteer, but Ole Miss has a Rebel, and Vandy has a commodore. All three are military men.


The ONLY teams you can really say have a "unique" mascot in the SEC are Alabama (elephant) South Carolina (gamecock) and Florida (do you know any other team that has a gator?)

[GatorBait15]

Ummm and for the record, Auburns mascot is NOT an Eagle, so why are we discussing it? If I'm not mistaken, they are the Auburn tigers, and their mascot is Aubie... a tiger.

Yeah, thats how ate up they are about there Eagle lmao.

[WDavE]

I'll go with UGA.

The only mascot that slobbers and drools on himslef and when he walks his goods drag the ground.

[nellanaesp]

I'll go with UGA.

The only mascot that slobbers and drools on himslef and when he walks his goods drag the ground.
What about the fact that there are multiple other schools with bulldogs as the mascot? Just last year, the gamecocks played 3 bulldogs teams. And I'll add to that: they beat every one of them. :ph34r:

[D^3]

I'll go with UGA.

The only mascot that slobbers and drools on himslef and when he walks his goods drag the ground.

You're just jealous because you wish your goods dragged on the ground.

[bbqit]

Col Reb has got to be good lookin cause he's so hard ta see!

We still the only d-1 without a mascot

[WDavE]

I was a joke.... I have a bulldog as a pet.

He snores and evidently chases something in dreams. Another fault with him he licks his goods way to often....

[uscrules]

I guess Arkansas and South Carolina are the only farm animals, so being a homer I will go with SC.

[geechee]

Oh Please! We all know, there is Uga and and then there are Uga wannabees. That's it, end of story. Thank you all for coming.

[AUTiger94]

Bizarre question, but it'd have to be Vandy. I mean, what the hell is a Commodore anyway?

Are you freaking serious? This is a Commodore!
http://www.7digital.com/shops/assets/sleeveart/%5C130935_350.JPEG:laugh:

I voted for the Chickens btw.

[geechee]

Bizarre question, but it'd have to be Vandy. I mean, what the hell is a Commodore anyway?

Adam, Vanderbilt is named after Cornelius Vanderbilt. A 19th century American railroad tycoon who donated a million bucks in the 1800's to help start the school. His nickname was Commodore Vanderbilt.

[nooneLT]

I was a joke.... I have a bulldog as a pet.

He snores and evidently chases something in dreams. Another fault with him he licks his goods way to often....

you'll have to excuse auburn fans, i don't think they're too fond of dogs :D

btw, gamecocks isn't that unique. we have jacksonville state university which are also the gamecocks.

[GatorBait15]

What about Gators? isn't that kind of unique? who else are the gators besides the high school Emmitt Smith played for?

[nellanaesp]

What about Gators? isn't that kind of unique? who else are the gators besides the high school Emmitt Smith played for?

Actually you're kind of right. I didnt really think about Gators because I hear that all the time, it doesn't seem out of the ordinary. But I guess Florida has a pretty unique mascot too.

[GatorBait15]

That is what I was thinking we are talked about so much that our unique mascot gets over looked!

[nellanaesp]

The gamecocks still have my vote though :laugh:

[AUcarlton]

technically I think the gators get this one. :ph34r:

[The Ramp]

i would vote ark for most unique mascot...but i voted for us because the history behind our name is more unique

[Ralliartist]

Most unique in the SEC. Well is comes down to the gators or the gamecocks. The two teams in Div 1A that have a mascot like no other in Div 1A. In Div 1AA there are the Jacksonville State Gamecocks but there is also in Div 2 the San Fransico State Gators. So to rule which one is the most unique, it has to go the Gamecocks because of the word "cock" that can be used to shorten the name and all the jokes that may come with it. Plus the name of our mascot is Cocky. So that's my vote.

Gators come in a very close second.

[D^3]

What about Gators? isn't that kind of unique? who else are the gators besides the high school Emmitt Smith played for?



HelllOOOOOO!! Everybody just "skip" over my post on page 2 I guess?



The ONLY teams you can really say have a "unique" mascot in the SEC are Alabama (elephant) South Carolina (gamecock) and Florida (do you know any other team that has a gator?)

[the Prodigy]

Most unique in the SEC. Well is comes down to the gators or the gamecocks. The two teams in Div 1A that have a mascot like no other in Div 1A. In Div 1AA there are the Jacksonville State Gamecocks but there is also in Div 2 the San Fransico State Gators. So to rule which one is the most unique, it has to go the Gamecocks because of the word "cock" that can be used to shorten the name and all the jokes that may come with it. Plus the name of our mascot is Cocky. So that's my vote.

Gators come in a very close second.

Name another Razorback.... do it.

[the Prodigy]

i would vote ark for most unique mascot...but i voted for us because the history behind our name is more unique

That doesn't make any sense at all.

[TDArkansasOhmy]

Well didn't expect people in here to be open minded on this issue. But IM going to rise above the narrow minded jack legs in here. Here's my Top Five.

1. Auburn: I'm a huge Bald Eagle guy. It has to be one of the coolest things in sports to see that magnificent creature released before kick off each home game. With dual mascots (Tiger's & Eagle) the Eagle release seems not to have made a national splash. But in my opinion, it ranks up their with Notre Dame's Touchdown Jesus and Ohio State's Dotting of the I by a band member.
2. Arkansas: The wild razorback hogs that roamed the Arkansas countryside in the early 1900s bore only slight resemblance to the typical farm-grown pigs commonly found at a county fair. The untamed razorback hogs were lean, ill-tempered beasts that commonly fought, and defeated, whatever crossed their path. Today the Arkansas mascot is a Wild Russian Boar. It's a real treat for young ans old to see the Trailer holding Tusk before game time and each home venue. During the actual game, Tusk is moved inside the stadium where he can be seen by the entire crowd.
3. Georgia: Even growing up in the Southwest Conference as a young Razorback fan, I always like that mean Bulldog that roam the sidelines between the hedges in Athens. Uga is one of the coolest and most recognizable mascots in America. To date, there have been six dogs to carry the name "Uga", which is derived from an abbreviation for the University of GeorgiA. Each is the son of his predecessor. Deceased Ugas are interred in a mausoleum near the main entrance to Sanford Stadium. The current presiding Uga is Uga VI.
4. Ole Miss: Simply because of the history and tradition. Few know that the original Colonel Rebel emblem was a black man. Blind Jim Ivy was a campus fixture until his death in 1955, being affectionately known as "the dean of freshmen" for his many pep talks to incoming Ole Miss freshmen classes. Jim Ivy became an integral part of the University of Mississippi in 1896. Born in 1870 as the son of African slave Matilda Ivy, he moved from Alabama to Mississippi in 1890. Ivy was blinded in his early teens when coal tar paint got into his eyes while painting the Tallahatchie River Bridge. Ivy became a peanut vendor in Oxford and was considered the university's mascot for many years.
5. Tennessee: Well I can see rating a Chicken, Elephant, Stuff gator, a common Wildcat, Tiger or a Ship captain. And a cow bell really doesn't do it for me. As bad as I hate that freaking Rocky Top Tune, I guess I have to go with that barking coon dog Smokey as my #5 selection.

[The Ramp]

That doesn't make any sense at all.

do you know the history behind the "Fighting Tigers" mascot?

[TDArkansasOhmy]

do you know the history behind the "Fighting Tigers" mascot?

I do.

The mascot is a Bengal tiger named Mike the Tiger. The tiger was named after Mike Chambers, LSU's athletic trainer in 1936, when Mike I (one) was bought for $750 from the Little Rock (Ark.) Zoo. Mike I was introduced on October 21, 1936. Mike V reigned from 1990-2007. Pretty good life span.

[The Ramp]

I do.

The mascot is a Bengal tiger named Mike the Tiger. The tiger was named after Mike Chambers, LSU's athletic trainer in 1936, when Mike I (one) was bought for $750 from the Little Rock (Ark.) Zoo. Mike I was introduced on October 21, 1936. Mike V reigned from 1990-2007. Pretty good life span.

no..i mean the history behind HOW we got the name "Fighting Tigers"

[oxfordreb]

I think Auburn's eagle and the flight before games is awesome, so I picked The Barn.

I agree, nothing interesting about another Tiger team, but the whole "war eagle" thing and the live eagle fly-over is pretty awesome. I'll support the uniqueness of the eagle, not the tiger though

[Sabanocchio]

Well didn't expect people in here to be open minded on this issue. But IM going to rise above the narrow minded jack legs in here. Here's my Top Five.

1. Auburn: I'm a huge Bald Eagle guy. It has to be one of the coolest things in sports to see that magnificent creature released before kick off each home game. With dual mascots (Tiger's & Eagle) the Eagle release seems not to have made a national splash. But in my opinion, it ranks up their with Notre Dame's Touchdown Jesus and Ohio State's Dotting of the I by a band member.
2. Arkansas: The wild razorback hogs that roamed the Arkansas countryside in the early 1900s bore only slight resemblance to the typical farm-grown pigs commonly found at a county fair. The untamed razorback hogs were lean, ill-tempered beasts that commonly fought, and defeated, whatever crossed their path. Today the Arkansas mascot is a Wild Russian Boar. It's a real treat for young ans old to see the Trailer holding Tusk before game time and each home venue. During the actual game, Tusk is moved inside the stadium where he can be seen by the entire crowd.
3. Georgia: Even growing up in the Southwest Conference as a young Razorback fan, I always like that mean Bulldog that roam the sidelines between the hedges in Athens. Uga is one of the coolest and most recognizable mascots in America. To date, there have been six dogs to carry the name "Uga", which is derived from an abbreviation for the University of GeorgiA. Each is the son of his predecessor. Deceased Ugas are interred in a mausoleum near the main entrance to Sanford Stadium. The current presiding Uga is Uga VI.
4. Ole Miss: Simply because of the history and tradition. Few know that the original Colonel Rebel emblem was a black man. Blind Jim Ivy was a campus fixture until his death in 1955, being affectionately known as "the dean of freshmen" for his many pep talks to incoming Ole Miss freshmen classes. Jim Ivy became an integral part of the University of Mississippi in 1896. Born in 1870 as the son of African slave Matilda Ivy, he moved from Alabama to Mississippi in 1890. Ivy was blinded in his early teens when coal tar paint got into his eyes while painting the Tallahatchie River Bridge. Ivy became a peanut vendor in Oxford and was considered the university's mascot for many years.
5. Tennessee: Well I can see rating a Chicken, Elephant, Stuff gator, a common Wildcat, Tiger or a Ship captain. And a cow bell really doesn't do it for me. As bad as I hate that freaking Rocky Top Tune, I guess I have to go with that barking coon dog Smokey as my #5 selection.
Since when has Auburn employed a bald eagle as a mascot???

[The Ramp]

Since when has Auburn employed a bald eagle in any capacity???

how did i miss that one?

:brick:

[Sabanocchio]

In fact, that post is wrong in more ways than just that one.

[The Ramp]

In fact, that post is wrong in more ways than just that one.

typical TD post...except he's not throwing rocks this time

[AUChamps]

Since when has Auburn employed a bald eagle in any capacity???
Spirit, that's our Bald Eagle that shares duties with Nova, the official "War Eagle VI".

[D^3]

In fact, that post is wrong in more ways than just that one.

Well, at least he got Georgia right. :D

Seriously, Uga is probably the most recognized dog in the country, aside from Lassie. :lol:

[AUChamps]

Well, at least he got Georgia right. :D

Seriously, Uga is probably the most recognized dog in the country, aside from Lassie. :lol:
And to all the Cowbellers out there, why hasn't Bully been able to get the same notoriety that Uga has?

[PuddingTime]

Bama's name and mascot are def. unique, I can't really come up w/an argument against them. One could even make an argument for Auburn w/their 3 different mascots. lol. They're still officially Tigers, so not unique. South Carolina shares their mascot w/Jax State...which cost them my vote. Vandy's, while unique, is kinda lame. Cornelius Vanderbilt was just an honorary Commodore.....so that cost's them. LSU, my Wildcats, MSU and Georgia, do I need to explain? Ole Miss, if they were allowed to have a mascot, would deserve consideration, but while it is unique, it's lacking in the intimidation dept. Which leaves Florida and Tennessee.....which I just won't vote for. lol

At the end of the day, my vote goes to Arkansas. The Razorback is A. a freaking great idea for a mascot and B. is similar to say.....Michigan. It's a ferocious animal, but it isn't used anywhere else...so it's not played out (like sadly, my Wildcats.)

[nellanaesp]

Well didn't expect people in here to be open minded on this issue. But IM going to rise above the narrow minded jack legs in here. Here's my Top Five.

1. Auburn: I'm a huge Bald Eagle guy. It has to be one of the coolest things in sports to see that magnificent creature released before kick off each home game. With dual mascots (Tiger's & Eagle) the Eagle release seems not to have made a national splash. But in my opinion, it ranks up their with Notre Dame's Touchdown Jesus and Ohio State's Dotting of the I by a band member.
2. Arkansas: The wild razorback hogs that roamed the Arkansas countryside in the early 1900s bore only slight resemblance to the typical farm-grown pigs commonly found at a county fair. The untamed razorback hogs were lean, ill-tempered beasts that commonly fought, and defeated, whatever crossed their path. Today the Arkansas mascot is a Wild Russian Boar. It's a real treat for young ans old to see the Trailer holding Tusk before game time and each home venue. During the actual game, Tusk is moved inside the stadium where he can be seen by the entire crowd.
3. Georgia: Even growing up in the Southwest Conference as a young Razorback fan, I always like that mean Bulldog that roam the sidelines between the hedges in Athens. Uga is one of the coolest and most recognizable mascots in America. To date, there have been six dogs to carry the name "Uga", which is derived from an abbreviation for the University of GeorgiA. Each is the son of his predecessor. Deceased Ugas are interred in a mausoleum near the main entrance to Sanford Stadium. The current presiding Uga is Uga VI.
4. Ole Miss: Simply because of the history and tradition. Few know that the original Colonel Rebel emblem was a black man. Blind Jim Ivy was a campus fixture until his death in 1955, being affectionately known as "the dean of freshmen" for his many pep talks to incoming Ole Miss freshmen classes. Jim Ivy became an integral part of the University of Mississippi in 1896. Born in 1870 as the son of African slave Matilda Ivy, he moved from Alabama to Mississippi in 1890. Ivy was blinded in his early teens when coal tar paint got into his eyes while painting the Tallahatchie River Bridge. Ivy became a peanut vendor in Oxford and was considered the university's mascot for many years.
5. Tennessee: Well I can see rating a Chicken, Elephant, Stuff gator, a common Wildcat, Tiger or a Ship captain. And a cow bell really doesn't do it for me. As bad as I hate that freaking Rocky Top Tune, I guess I have to go with that barking coon dog Smokey as my #5 selection.

This thread isn't titled "What's your favorite SEC mascot" It's titled "Who has the most unique mascot in the SEC." How does auburn make 1st (TIGERS, not eagle) Georgia make 3rd? What the hell are you thinking?

[Sabanocchio]

TD doesn't know how to read.

[maddogxlt]

My dream match is the South Carolina Gamecocks at the Oregon State Beavers...

Cocks win by penetration!

[GatorBait15]

Funny how 3 people voted for UGA but noone voted for MSU if I am not mistakin' I believe they have the same mascot baha!

[TDArkansasOhmy]

This thread isn't titled "What's your favorite SEC mascot" It's titled "Who has the most unique mascot in the SEC." How does auburn make 1st (TIGERS, not eagle) Georgia make 3rd? What the hell are you thinking? :ph34r:

Oh s**t. How could I have been so foolish. I'm Sorry. Forget everything I said about the mascots. And god bless us everyone for people like nellanaesp for keeping us safe from errors like mine.

http://www.capitalspectator.com/archives/American%20Flag.gif

[nellanaesp]

Oh s**t. How could I have been so foolish. I'm Sorry. Forget everything I said about the mascots. And god bless us everyone for people like nellanaesp for keeping us safe from errors like mine.


I'm just tired of your pointless bickering. Your post was dumb in so many ways. How do the schools with Elephants, Gators, and Gamecocks fall under tigers, dogs (UGA and Tenn), and a freaking rebel? Explain your logic. Please.

[msgadawg]

It has to be the Ole Miss mascot because it is Invisible!

[Bburton86]

Outside of the SEC, I always get a kick out of the Oregon State Beavers.

:laugh:


you said beaver.

[crusse10]

ok guys...lets get this straight. if this is actually about nicknames, ours is a volunteer, davey crockett to be exact. if this is about MASCOTS...ours is Smokey.
now...is this about animal mascots or costumed mascots?
my #1 costumed mascot is definitely smokey. he's won back to back national mascot awards, so he's pretty badass.
my #1 animal mascot is far and away ralphie from colorado. i think it would be so cool to watch ralphie go running. talk about amazing.
my #1 most unique costumed mascot is youdee, the fighting blue hen of deleware. that's freakin' awesome.
my #1 most unique animal mascot is the ibis from miami. the story behind it of the ibis being the 1st bird to appear after a hurricane, it was a well thought-out mascot, and i actually like it. hate miami, like the mascot idea.

now...for specifically the sec.
favorite animal mascot is the between tusk and...well...smokey i guess. smokey has been with tennessee for a long tim and his history is very rich!
favorite costumed mascot is still smokey, as he's a top mascot in the country, and freakin' amazing
most unique mascot is probably big al and tusk. those are mascots.
most unique nickname has to be tennessee. its closely tied to history, and shows our dedication.

[nellanaesp]

ok course, a homer pick :ph34r:

[BamaDude06]

I thought Ralphie running was a little overrated. He stinks too :laugh:

[pc72687]

I'd pick the Ole Miss Rebel.

But for clarification the gamecock isn't nessecarily named for the bird. It is named for the Revoluntionary War general (Thomas Sumter I believe) from South Carolina who wore gamecock feathers in his cap and was nicknamed "the gamecock"

[Winemonkee]

As far as the SEC goes, I would have to say a toss up between the Razorback and the Gator.

But noone in the world can touch the UC Santa Cruz Banana Slugs! :thumpsup:

[GatorBait15]

TCU Horned Frogs are pretty out there.