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re: Too many damn Tigers in the SEC now..LSU, Auburn, Missouri
Posted on 11/7/11 at 11:25 am to PJinAtl
Posted on 11/7/11 at 11:25 am to PJinAtl
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You may want to check out the Capital One challenge...
That same challenge lists "Mike the Tiger" (the one that is a person in costume) as the mascot for LSU, rather than the Mike VI (the one that is a real live Tiger) which is the official mascot of LSU.
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The Auburn vet school has a golden eagle named Tiger that used to be on the sideline at games and flew beforehand, but she was never the school mascot.
Now we're getting into semantics. Officially "Tiger" the eagle is not the named mascot of Auburn University, but as far as a live animal mascot, she's the closest y'all have. Fair enough though--your mascot is indeed not a bird named "Tiger", it is a human being in a tiger costume. This makes the "feaux Tiger" comment even dumber.
And what's this about "used to be on the sideline at games and flew beforehand"? When did this stop? I thought I saw a video from this season of the bird flying into the press box glass--was that from a previous season or are you just referring to something that stopped a few weeks ago in a way that sounds like its a tradition from a bygone era?
Posted on 11/7/11 at 12:36 pm to TIGERSandFROGS
quote:The golden eagle named Tiger has not flown before Auburn football games since 2008 or so. Now there are two other birds that fly - a bald eagle enamed Spirit and a golden eagle named Nova. But I was discussing the afore mentioned "Tiger" only.
And what's this about "used to be on the sideline at games and flew beforehand"? When did this stop? I thought I saw a video from this season of the bird flying into the press box glass--was that from a previous season or are you just referring to something that stopped a few weeks ago in a way that sounds like its a tradition from a bygone era?
The eagle - or the golden eagle in particular - is an embodiment of the War Eagle battle cry.
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