Can You Name The College Mascot?

I’m a Rice Owl, a pretty standard mascot.  Maybe your school mascot is one of the top twelve most common:  eagles, tigers, bulldogs, panthers, knights, lions, bears, hawks, cougars, pioneers, warriors, or wildcats.   Here are some odd, interesting, and unique college mascots.  (It might be fun to see how many of these your college sports fans know.)  Color Mascots Purple Aces – U of Evansville Crimson Tide – Alabama Maroons – Chicago Big Green – Dartmouth Big Blues – Bluefield State Big Red – Cornell & Denison Fightin’ Religious Figures Battling Bishops – Ohio Wesleyan Cecil the Crusader – North Greenville Hustlin’ Quakers – Earlham Demon Deacons – Wake Forest Fighting Christians — Elon   Not So Fierce  Mingus (the costumed jazz cat) – Berklee School of Music Banana Slug – UC Santa Cruz Fighting Blue Hens – Delaware Diplomats – Franklin & Marshal Lord Jeffs — Amherst Chanticleers – Coastal Carolina Jumbo the Elephant — Tufts   Mythical Creatures Mario the Magnificent Dragon – Drexel Billikens – St. Louis Gorlocks – Webster Golden Griffins – Canisius   Just Different  Artie the Fighting Artichoke – Scottsdale Community College Fighting Okra – Delta State Fighting Pickle – U. North Carolina School of the Arts Geoducks – Evergreen State Hatters – Stetson Dirtbags – Long Beach State Hardrockers – South Dakota School of Mines & Technology   What are some other college mascots you’d add to this list?]]>