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SDSU changing their logo

PSUVikings

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http://www3.sdstate.edu/Athletics/MascotDesigns/Index.cfm

Which one will it be...? :question:

Honestly, I think they should get a new mascot period but those bunnies are better then their Bugs Bunny look.
 
psufan10 said:
http://www3.sdstate.edu/Athletics/MascotDesigns/Index.cfm

Which one will it be...? :question:

Honestly, I think they should get a new mascot period but those bunnies are better then their Bugs Bunny look.
I felt odd voting, but the first mascot was the only one that didn't suck.
 
God help them, is all I can say. It's hard to take 'em serious when they have a cute lovable bunny as a mascot.
 
theblackgecko said:
psufan10 said:
http://www3.sdstate.edu/Athletics/MascotDesigns/Index.cfm

Which one will it be...? :question:

Honestly, I think they should get a new mascot period but those bunnies are better then their Bugs Bunny look.
I felt odd voting, but the first mascot was the only one that didn't suck.

Ever see a bear catch a jackrabbit? Never happen, they are too fast. When you look at it that way the rabbit wins every time.
 
I vote for number one as well. I have so many of these damn things living at my apt complex. They are all over the place down here in CO.
 
I don't know. Maybe they ought to change their mascot name to the 'Cottontails' instead. Besides which, I can't tell which type of jackrabbit they are. Are they a 'black-tailed or 'white-tailed' jack? If a blacktailed, then they'd be confusing since that would be Lepus californicus, a desert dweller in four southwestern deserts: Mojave, Sonoran, Chiluahuan, etc. Where do they get 'jackrabbits' in South Dakota then?..or do they like being called 'californicators?

Besides which, again, jackrabbits don't have cottontails. That fluffy snow white underside of their tail, that cute little cotton ball and all, talk about something more reminiscent of South Dakota than that I can't wager against. They're so cute and all. Besides which, again & again, a jackrabbit is a solitary creature while cottontails are much more sociable, slower as well.

This is really going to be a heart breaker if they don't bring back good o' Bugs.
 
WyomingGrizFan said:
I don't know. Maybe they ought to change their mascot name to the 'Cottontails' instead. Besides which, I can't tell which type of jackrabbit they are. Are they a 'black-tailed or 'white-tailed' jack? If a blacktailed, then they'd be confusing since that would be Lepus californicus, a desert dweller in four southwestern deserts: Mojave, Sonoran, Chiluahuan, etc. Where do they get 'jackrabbits' in South Dakota then?..or do they like being called 'californicators?

Besides which, again, jackrabbits don't have cottontails. That fluffy snow white underside of their tail, that cute little cotton ball and all, talk about something more reminiscent of South Dakota than that I can't wager against. They're so cute and all. Besides which, again & again, a jackrabbit is a solitary creature while cottontails are much more sociable, slower as well.

This is really going to be a heart breaker if they don't bring back good o' Bugs.

You are a true Wyoming boy. For that, I salute you.
 
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