“One of the things we are prideful in is our peanuts and we have a mascot for our local schools which are bulldogs. So, we ...

Your child could run out onto the MCG with the Western Bulldogs team, as the mascot for the Preliminary Final on 19th September! Also part of this package is 4 tickets to the game, which include your ...

If you’ve ever been to Romeo High School, home of the Bulldogs, you’ve seen the bulldog statue near the football field.

At the Bulldogs, our Club Mascots are an integral part of our fan engagement strategy and the successful candidates will play a big part of delivering our match day entertainment. Performers will be ...

Mascots of the Georgia Bulldogs, Texas Longhorns, Oregon Ducks, and Ohio State Buckeyes have all gotten in brawls, so we look ...

Uga XI’s father was famously involved in an incident with Bevo, the Longhorns’ mascot, at the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day 2019. Bevo charged the bulldog – an interaction that went viral ...

The Western Bulldogs are today mourning the loss of their former mascot, Sid the Bulldog, after he passed away overnight. The beloved nine and a half-year-old British Bulldog served as the official ...

Boom, the 11th in the line of Georgia’s bulldog mascots, is 2 years and 2 months old and weighs 70 pounds. Seiler said they would have had to either drive to Athens then fly with the team or ...

Georgia's English Bulldog mascot Uga didn't make the trip to Austin for Saturday's game between Georgia and Texas football. UT's live mascot Bevo got to meet a dog anyway. Kirk Herbstreit's trusty ...

Georgia has been using a live mascot since Uga I ("Hood's Ole Dan") in 1956, the grandson of the bulldog that accompanied the football team to its 1943 Rose Bowl victory. Story continues below.

Bevo at Georgia football’s top 5 matchup at Texas Saturday night. The Bulldogs live mascot, Uga XI, is staying put in Savannah, his handler and owner Charles Seiler told the Athens Banner-Herald ...

AUSTIN, Texas – Uga XI will not accompany the Georgia Bulldogs to Texas. The trip was simply too far to make, according to Charles Seiler, who owns the famous English bulldog known as “Boom.” ...