Texas mascot Bevo will be on the sidelines for the Cotton Bowl because nobody wants beef
But, on Friday, the Longhorns announced that Bevo had been freed. He’s going to Arlington and is expected to be on the sidelines at AT&T Stadium on January 10 when Texas plays Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl. It’s Bevo, Jerry World and the College Football Playoffs. It doesn’t get any better than that.
PETA penned a letter to SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey calling for Bevo, the Texas Longhorns mascot, to not be allowed to the ...
In a letter to the SEC, the organization said that subjecting Bevo to the bright lights, loud noises and rowdy stadium will leave him stressed and terrified.
After missing the Texas Longhorns' victory over Arizona State at the Peach Bowl, Bevo XV, the Longhorns mascot, will be back on the field tonight for the Cotton Bowl against the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Just a day before Texas takes on Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl Classic, PETA is urging Greg Sankey to block Bevo’s scheduled ...
No. 5 seed Texas will take on No. 4 seed Arizona State on Wednesday in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals game at the ...
PETA has a special request for SEC commissioner Greg Sankey prior to Thursday’s college playoff game at AT&T Stadium.
The University of Texas announced Friday that its live mascot, Bevo, will be in attendance for the College Football Playoff ...
Bevo has been left at home for each of Texas' last two games away from Royal-Memorial Stadium. Both of those games were ...
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