Mascot

[JAB]

The university has always been of the mindset that it is unique.
Here is an idea:

Make it official that we are so unique, that we don’t want or need a mascot.
Get Jim Nantz to make a sound bite about it:

A tradition like no other.

This would work if being mascot-less was in fact a UL tradition, but I don't think 2010 budget cuts constitute a tradition.

[lafman1]

This would work if being mascot-less was in fact a UL tradition, but I don't think 2010 budget cuts constitute a tradition.

23 consecutive years isn’t enough to be considered a tradition? Lol

[CajunVic]

23 consecutive years isn’t enough to be considered a tradition? Lol

. . . 2010 to 2023 is 23 years . . . now I understand . . .

[R1Letterman]

. . . 2010 to 2023 is 23 years . . . now I understand . . .

Obviously his admissions application was pre tier R1

[lafman1]

. . . 2010 to 2023 is 23 years . . . now I understand . . .

Fat fingered it. Give it a rest.

[JAB]

Fat fingered it. Give it a rest.

Well, for the record, I don’t think 13 years would constitute tradition either.

[CajunVic]

. . . nothing cancelled as a result of a budget cut should ever be considered a tradition . . .

[lafman1]

. . . nothing cancelled as a result of a budget cut should ever be considered a tradition . . .

Wait, what??? The mascot was fired because the university is too poor?

[Cajunrunner]

Wait, what??? The mascot was fired because the university is too poor?

Would make you giddy to know of budget problems at UL, wouldn’t it?

[lafman1]

Would make you giddy to know of budget problems at UL, wouldn’t it?

Why would it?