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Say what you want about Ga Southern, but this is professional level mascotting right here.
Are we the only D1 team without a mascot? Some people might want to say “USLing it” by not having a mascot, but when we were USL… we had a mascot.
That is fantastic
Gumbo time and we can season him with cayenne.
OK I agree we probably need a mascot. I just don’t think this is the one.
It probably be hard to find a consensus amongst this group for what type of mascot we need. good luck finding one!
I have deduced that the grups are proposing an exhumation of Cayenne and sending him on tour.
If my deduction is accurate, this is insanity at its finest.
ps The tour is not insanity, exhuming Cayenne is.
I would support this. I've said it before. When your nickname is a group of people, if your mascot is not a physical representation of said people, then whatever you choose as a mascot can be nothing more of a background figure or a spirit leader.
We have a history with Cayenne. He is very popular nationwide. We need to make our peace with him. They just need to tweak his look a little.
If we planned this, that would be the best marketing we have ever done for anything. I LOL'dQuote:
Originally Posted by Esqueleto
Cayenne wrapped in the 2021 conference championship banner. Great reveal coming in 2025ish.
That’s about her strange one. Can anyone from the administration answer the question why we don’t have the freaking mascot? Send that guy to schools. On tour with coaches and player appearances.
We've had a live mascot most of the season . I kidQuote:
Originally Posted by CajunNation
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LOL!
History yes, but this is the first I ever read that he is popular nation wide.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunNation
Probably the single worst reason for a mascot though. He, it, should be popular at The Swamp.
When a mascot can turn around 360 degrees and people across the field can't tell he moved, you have a terrible mascot problem. They need a snout.
Cayenne failed for a reason: Spindle Head, poor fit.
It’s my fault. I nicknamed our mascot “Nipplehead” back then. Someone probably didn’t want the name to stick. Kinda sucks.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunRebel
What's up y'all!!!
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Finally! His face matches the situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunNation
Nope.Attachment 17017Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbine
Well he has trouble doing a 360 so there's that. Plus the head is wider than it is deep so you do get the magnification of movement.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunNation
https://theind.com/articles/10940/Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbine
UL's Cayenne among top 25 mascots
He was nowhere near the best, but nobody can deny that he was memorable.
A red pepper = free marketing for Tabasco....
I’m sorry, the killing of Cayenne was justified. I’ll vote “Not Guilty” at his killer’s trial.
But that was funny.
DO NOT EVER SPEAK OF THAT FLAMING DILDEAUX AGAIN.
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No red pepper dildos, no English Bulldogs that can’t handle our climate. Just ask DogKillers U.
That first line made me laugh out loud.Quote:
Originally Posted by Swamp
In the 60s students wondered why a predominantly French heritage school had an English bulldog for a mascot. Last one in my day was King G Omicron V. Just silly. But then a French Poodle wasn’t that intimidating.
Well if you’re so damned set on a bulldog that’s intimidating get a pitbull dog.
FREE CAJUN MAN!
I don’t ever want the risk of this type of optic being attached to our program.