IT’S DANGEROUS ON THEM STREETS: UGA MASCOTS ATTACKED.
Just as we were about to post another wacky Ohio story, our own choice state of residence sprouts this unnatural news tumor:
Georgia was giving the Jacksonville Dolphins a 93-77 pounding Tuesday night at Stegeman Coliseum when the teens allegedly ran from their seats to the court floor and — according to a university police report — attacked the two mascots.
Mascotin’ ain’t easy, and in this case it led to two drunken 18 year olds attacking both the costumed mascot and inflato-mascot with knives. This case clearly manifests not just a real dislike or irrational, displaced hatred vented on an unsuspecting pair of mascots–this is a stabbing, and as you may recall, stabbing=passion.
How anyone musters the passion–and complete disregard for all standards of conduct–to stab a man/woman dressed up like an anthropomorphic dog is beyond us. It should, however, attract the attention of the shadowiest of our government’s paramilitary units. If a person can get enraged enough to stab a mascot with a pocket knife, assassinating foreign leaders with precision weaponry should be a relative walk in the park.
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Why couldn’t they have stabbed Lil’ Red? His palsied gait haunts our dreams.












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Darken Lil’ Red’s hair and give him a large hamburger: He is the Bob’s Big Boy mascot.
Comment by The Duke of Wazzu — December 22, 2006 @ 7:45 pm
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On the flip side, “Brutus the Buckeye” is probably the only mascot apparently named after a knife-wielding assassin.
And in more Brutus news and to answer the eternal question: “what do tOSU mascots do after they graduate?”
Aaron McLear, former OSU “Brutus” mascot is now
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s new press secretary.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/politicalmuscle/2006/12/gov_arnold_schw.html
You, too, Brutus, indeed.
Comment by D. Tensor — December 22, 2006 @ 7:10 pm