The most iconic mascot in college football is LSU’s Mike the Tiger Roars Supreme, who outshines Georgia’s UGA and Texas’ Bevo with their fierce spirit and unbridled grandeur! One mascot, LSU’s Mike the Tiger, rules with wild grandeur in the fiery realm of college football, where rivalries and traditions rage. Mike epitomizes the essence of Baton Rouge, capturing fans with a persona as dominating as Death Valley itself, and he has a fierce attitude that surpasses both Georgia’s UGA and Texas’ Bevo. This 400-pound Bengal tiger is more than simply a mascot; it is a living legend whose roar chills opponents and fires

In the sprawling, thunderous landscape of college football, where pageantry and pride surge like electricity through packed stadiums, mascots are more than symbols—they are the living embodiment of their school’s …

The most iconic mascot in college football is LSU’s Mike the Tiger Roars Supreme, who outshines Georgia’s UGA and Texas’ Bevo with their fierce spirit and unbridled grandeur! One mascot, LSU’s Mike the Tiger, rules with wild grandeur in the fiery realm of college football, where rivalries and traditions rage. Mike epitomizes the essence of Baton Rouge, capturing fans with a persona as dominating as Death Valley itself, and he has a fierce attitude that surpasses both Georgia’s UGA and Texas’ Bevo. This 400-pound Bengal tiger is more than simply a mascot; it is a living legend whose roar chills opponents and fires Read More

Cortez Hankton, the wide receiver coach and offensive coordinator at LSU, declined the Georgia Bulldogs’ incredible $2 million offer. HANKTON prioritized loyalty before money, even with the eye-popping figure and the prestige of playing for one of the major college football powerhouses. “The Tigers isn’t just a job—it’s a mission,” Cortez said in a succinct statement issued by Tigers Athletics. I want to be here because of the players, the people, and the culture we’ve created. I would prefer to be on the winning side of the rivalry, which is very important. His choice has garnered praise from LSU supporters as well as

Cortez Hankton’s decision to decline what has been described as an “incredible $2 million offer” from the Georgia Bulldogs—and instead remain at LSU where he serves as wide receivers coach and …

Cortez Hankton, the wide receiver coach and offensive coordinator at LSU, declined the Georgia Bulldogs’ incredible $2 million offer. HANKTON prioritized loyalty before money, even with the eye-popping figure and the prestige of playing for one of the major college football powerhouses. “The Tigers isn’t just a job—it’s a mission,” Cortez said in a succinct statement issued by Tigers Athletics. I want to be here because of the players, the people, and the culture we’ve created. I would prefer to be on the winning side of the rivalry, which is very important. His choice has garnered praise from LSU supporters as well as Read More