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Bruiser and Marigold are the costumed bear mascots of Baylor University. Even though Baylor began its intercollegiate athletics in the 1890s, they did not have an official mascot until 1914. President Samuel Palmer Brooks held a vote to choose a mascot from dozens of options including the buffalo, bookworm, antelope, and ferret.
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20 de may. de 2024 · Bruiser & Marigold are iconic characters proudly donning the Green and Gold on the sidelines and competitively. The tradition began when Baylor chose the Bear instead of the ever-popular bookworm to represent the school as its official mascot in 1914.
16 de jun. de 2020 · There’s no doubt Baylor fans are some of the best in the biz, but the sidelines wouldn’t be the same without two of our favorite Bears: Bruiser and Marigold. Baylor mascots' looks have evolved quite a bit over the last four decades.
6 de abr. de 2023 · Bruiser and Marigold are the costumed Bears mascots, representing Baylor at athletics events, including college football. One of two Baylor mascot traditions, the costumed bear dates back to 1981 when a man in a somewhat realistic-looking bear outfit became a feature at the Bears’ basketball games.
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1 de may. de 2014 · While the design and coloring of the mascot suit has changed, the popular bear that appears at football games and other Baylor functions has continued to be known as Bruiser. In 2005, Bruiser was one of 12 costumed mascots named to the All-America Mascot Team sponsored by Capital One.
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Hace 4 días · Although Baylor adopted "Bears" as its official nickname in 1914, it was not until the 1920s that a real bear mascot came to the University. The first live bear was made available by the troops of the 107th Engineers, a unit of the 32nd Infantry Division stationed at Camp MacArthur in Waco during World War I. The bear, named Ted, made his first ...
