Swamp Dawg

[Blanc Rouge]

KMRCradio.com is a local Swamp pop radio station with a logo of a Swamp dawg that looks awesome!

Would fit so perfectly (a really tough dog emerging from a swamp).

[Crawfish]

No to more Bulldogs

[SMD7636]

This doesn’t even make sense. Dogs don’t live in swamps.

[CajunJack55]

This doesn’t even make sense. Dogs don’t live in swamps.

when was last time you saw an elephant in Tuscaloosa or a tiger in baton rouge??

[Turbine]

when was last time you saw an elephant in Tuscaloosa or a tiger in baton rouge??

It works for them 100% its also true that decent branding had a lower threshold back then.

[CajunEXPRESS]

The Alabama Elephant was an organic nickname, a lot like Ragin’Cajuns. A writer who was standing amongst them said he felt like he was surrounded by elephants or something along those lines. LSU took the name from a Confederate unit in the Civil War.

[zephyr]

KMRCradio.com is a local Swamp pop radio station with a logo of a Swamp dawg that looks awesome!

Would fit so perfectly (a really tough dog emerging from a swamp).

I love it. It's better than anything we've come up with to date.

[Esqueleto]

The Alabama Elephant was an organic nickname, a lot like Ragin’Cajuns. A writer who was standing amongst them said he felt like he was surrounded by elephants or something along those lines. LSU took the name from a Confederate unit in the Civil War.

I think it was Grantland Rice that wrote that the offensive line played like stampeding elephants. It stuck.

[CajunJack55]

I think it was Grantland Rice that wrote that the offensive line played like stampeding elephants. It stuck.

FOr whats it worth...per CHatGPT

As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, the University of Alabama's official mascot is an elephant named "Big Al." The origin of the elephant as the university's mascot is associated with a particular football game in 1930.

During a game between the University of Alabama and the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) on October 8, 1930, sportswriter Everett Strupper of the Atlanta Journal wrote a story describing Alabama's football team as "the red elephants." The term "red elephants" caught on, and over time, the elephant became associated with the University of Alabama's athletic teams.

The university officially adopted the elephant as its mascot, and "Big Al" made its debut as the costumed mascot in 1979. Since then, the elephant has become a beloved symbol of the University of Alabama, particularly in connection with its successful football program.

Please note that details may have changed since my last update in January 2022, so it's a good idea to check more recent sources for the latest information.

[Esqueleto]

FOr whats it worth...per CHatGPT

As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, the University of Alabama's official mascot is an elephant named "Big Al." The origin of the elephant as the university's mascot is associated with a particular football game in 1930.

During a game between the University of Alabama and the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) on October 8, 1930, sportswriter Everett Strupper of the Atlanta Journal wrote a story describing Alabama's football team as "the red elephants." The term "red elephants" caught on, and over time, the elephant became associated with the University of Alabama's athletic teams.

The university officially adopted the elephant as its mascot, and "Big Al" made its debut as the costumed mascot in 1979. Since then, the elephant has become a beloved symbol of the University of Alabama, particularly in connection with its successful football program.

Please note that details may have changed since my last update in January 2022, so it's a good idea to check more recent sources for the latest information.

Damn, bested by the Google machine AGAIN.

[JamesTheJeweler]

Geezus. Why would we try and reintroduce a bulldog???? All this talk of separation and we go with a mascot LaTech already has. Genius

[Jacob81]

Geezus. Why would we try and reintroduce a bulldog???? All this talk of separation and we go with a mascot LaTech already has. Genius

Agreed. We are the ragin Cajuns. We just can’t seem to figure out what a ragin Cajun looks like.