Albineaux Concept 70% Approval Rating (Year Long Poll)

[KajunKrazy]

No but they have the Wolverine claw stripe on their helmets. A visual marker. They also have some claw logos.

I haven't seen, anyone including Corey present a physical mascot yet, but he has come up with a really cool visual marker.. (and no that does not mean it needs to go on the helmet)

He is doing this in stages.

Right now its, about connecting what has always been "alligators on campus" with the imagination of what can be.

Yes but isn’t the mascot argument about having a costume to get kids engaged at games and maybe school visits to get them involved?

[Ragin9221]

Yes but isn’t the mascot argument about having a costume to get kids engaged at games and maybe school visits to get them involved?

Exactly both works hand in hand. It is associated with Louisiana and also trying to get the younger generation excited about Ragin Cajun athletics and us being the University of Louisiana.

[Cajun Monkee]

No but they have the Wolverine claw stripe on their helmets. A visual marker. They also have some claw logos.

I haven't seen, anyone including Corey present a physical mascot yet, but he has come up with a really cool visual marker.. (and no that does not mean it needs to go on the helmet)

He is doing this in stages.

Right now its, about connecting what has always been "alligators on campus" with the imagination of what can be.

No, those are actually wings. They were brought over from Princeton by Fritz Crisler in 1938. Crisler thought this would help quarterbacks recognize receivers downfield.

Yes, they tried a wolverine about 100 years ago, but it didn't work.

https://collegefootballnetwork.com/w...have-a-mascot/

https://mgoblue.com/news/2009/7/20/M..._Winged_Helmet

Let's be honest...Corey has at least implied from the start this is basically about stuffed animals for sale at retail outlets and having somebody in a costume on the sidelines.

In the KLFY article a few weeks ago, he actually used the word "mascot." In the subsequent KATC article, he changed the word to "spirit leader."

https://www.klfy.com/local/lafayette...s-next-mascot/

https://www.katc.com/news/local-news...te-inclusivity

I don't think this was anything manipulative or underhanded on his part. The very conversation is going to lead to some confusion.

Now, I do think it is incumbent on him to go back to those two outlets (and social media as well) to make that distinction and he is in fact talking about stuffed animals and a costumed cheerleader.

[Turbine]

Yes but isn’t the mascot argument about having a costume to get kids engaged at games and maybe school visits to get them involved?

Spirit leaders do that yes, and Michigan didn't get where they are without one.

Granted they have a legacy identity, and atmosphere and many say they no longer need it.

In all honesty though Michigan has a whole different set of problems. No mascot is going to match the imagination of Marvel's Wolverine so they feel its better to let the mascot live in their head.

[Turbine]

No, those are actually wings. They were brought over from Princeton by Fritz Crisler in 1938. Crisler thought this would help quarterbacks recognize receivers downfield.

Louisiana wore the same helmet in the 1940's

Im talking about what it has become, not its first origin.

[Cajun Monkee]

No, you said there were wolverine claws on the helmets to make your point.

This is patently false. Those aren't claws. They are wings.

To KK's point, if this is about something/somebody to engage with in various manners, Michigan is not a good comparison. (At least I think that is what his point was.)

[Turbine]

No, you said there were wolverine claws on the helmets to make your point.

This is patently false. Those aren't claws. They are wings.

To KK's point, if this is about something/somebody to engage with in various manners, Michigan is not a good comparison. (At least I think that is what his point was.)

No body see wings, they were wings for Princeton and Fritz Crislerthe, they became claws for Michigan.

Pictures say a 1000 words.

[CajunVic]

don't know of anything with three wings (other then the 3 wing dinner at pope yes)

[Ragin9221]

All I am going to say about this Michigan argument is that Michigan is the Wolverine state. Which goes along with being Michigan, there nickname solidified the Michigan name.

In the same respect a Gator would help us solidify the Louisiana name.

[Turbine]

Gator would help us solidify the Louisiana name.

No doubt.

Time to let "Louisiana Lightning" strike ... sorry that's just another nickname "Gator" had.