I still say Troy Landry from Swamp People and he can shoot his shotgun after we score
I still say Troy Landry from Swamp People and he can shoot his shotgun after we score
Oh I got another one I looked up Cajun Folklore. Here is what I got we can have a fairy. Call her LeFeuFollet
The legend of Le Feu Follet.
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Also known as the Cajun Fairy, it appears as a phosphorescent ball of fire in the swamps and marshlands of Louisiana. While it can sometimes take the forms of loved ones, it is also said to have a devilish version which also takes the form of a ball of light. Its goal is to confuse those who follow the light until they become lost in the swamps, eventually drowning. So if you ever find yourself in a swamp at night, maybe don’t follow the light, ok?
They got some good ones. How about The Grunch!!??
https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/loui...itions-la/amp/
Personally I really like the Rougarou! I think if you make him cartoonish with big red and white stripped overalls! I think it is easily recognizable, and it would be different just do a wolf outfit!
You just need something like this. You think anyone knew what the Fanatic was before it first appeared in Philly? You think anyone knew what the Chicken was before it appeared at USL. We need some bigger than life character in a suit with an ambitious wearer. It will make a name for itself and we will have a mascot. We need to JUST DO SOMETHING
You can find certain bloodlines of Catahoula that show close to red and white coats if you want, but the dog color is irrelevant. The TAMU and Tennessee mascot dogs are nowhere near their school’s colors.
When your nickname is a group of people, your mascot is either a physical representation of them like Cajun Man or ND’s leprechaun or a background figure that further defines who you are as an institution like a State Dog.
A spirit leader can be your mascot or just be another background figure. It can be anything, like WKU’s blood clot.
I like the State Dog because it bolsters our claim as UL. The Catahoula’s history is the history of our state. We are a Gumbo of different influences, just like the Catahoula. It is well known for its bravery and loyalty. I would be proud to tell this story to anyone. Not difficult at all.
Speaking of things needing explaining didn’t Ole Miss get a shark when they let Johnny Reb retire? What’s dat about
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