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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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16 mag 2018 · Mascots | Bruiser & Marigold. 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 giu 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 apr 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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5 feb 2020 · Local News. Two Baylor mascots, one family tradition. Andy Spencer and his daughter, Deanna, played a pivotal role in creating Bruiser and Marigold. The two mascots that represent Baylor...
The school's costumed mascots are Bruiser and Marigold. Although Baylor began intercollegiate athletic competition in the 1890s, students did not elect the university's mascot until 1914. The other two dozen nominees included the bald eagle and the bookworm.
5 dic 2019 · I lived with a Baylor mascot last year, and I spent a lot of time up close with the mascot heads for both Bruiser and Marigold before and after the Baylor United rebranding. While they both I believe that Baylor needs to ditch the redesign of Marigold and revert back to the original mascot head.
