Maybe so. Makes one wonder why they would choose such when there must be hundreds and hundreds of other, better, representatives available throughout Texas.It looked like a young pup steer to me. Definately not the same one I saw in 2012.
Maybe so. Makes one wonder why they would choose such when there must be hundreds and hundreds of other, better, representatives available throughout Texas.
Not sure what about that made you chuckle so.Hundreds and hundreds? LOL!
Appreciate the links. THANKS. My assessment was on target--just didn't know the underlying story and history. Still feel he is not up to the standards generally associated with Bevo, but he can grow into the position.The previous Bevo passed away October 2015. Bevo XV is only about 21 months old.
https://news.utexas.edu/2015/10/16/bevo-xiv-famed-ut-mascot-peacefully-dies
http://www.hookem.com/story/welcome-bevo-xv-sunrise-spur-makes-debut-texas-mascot/
would you encourage the human consumption of a diseased animal? Maybe we do and are not aware of it, but to know the reasons for the demise and then serve it to the team seems a little beyond what is normally acceptable.Was the previous Bevo part of the athletic training table? Seems only reasonable that he would have given 100 percent effort.
.....he may have been a tad on the smallish side, but he stll looked delicious!.....Frankly .... I think that our guys should have wrangled Bevo away from UT after the win and brought him back to Morgantown for a BBQ.
Probably pretty tough cut of meat too.would you encourage the human consumption of a diseased animal? Maybe we do and are not aware of it, but to know the reasons for the demise and then serve it to the team seems a little beyond what is normally acceptable.