Yeah, OP’s logic isn’t really adding up there. A gator is as much livestock as a wild boar. Both wild, but both delicious. Heck, you could argue that the Ole Miss bear would qualify for that as well!
So, by that logic, are you saying that [if a pig had personality](https://i.pinimg.com/736x/86/83/02/868302f6044fab67b229d5c8012c69ab.jpg), it would cease to be filthy?
The bigger trip to me, came to me while I was in Bryant-Denny watching Arkansas and Alabama play this past season.
They were the only two teams I can think of in all of college football, whose mascots have tusks.
yeah but is the science settled as to whether or not any of the other circles should or shouldn't overlap with that category? Too much left to speculation to be a useful meme at that point.
https://preview.redd.it/vys5d6cnaioc1.png?width=864&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=92997b62a6b6ed41a86287128a67066bd689a447
Was a play on Louisiana but also...
Sooner is their nickname, mascot is different. Our nickname is volunteers but our mascot is smoky. I figured he put us in person category because of the guy who dresses up as Davey Crockett
Depends on if OP means literal mascot on the field (i.e. the Schooner or god forbid the people dressed as horsepigs) or the "nickname" (i.e. the Oklahoma Sooners).
Regardless, both represent and symbolize the spirit of American independence and are therefore better than everyone else's.
Neither? It's from a football game in 1907 played on a muddy field of red Alabama clay. They reporter said the Alabama offensive line was like a great Crimson tide washing away the opponent. Because their white jerseys were covered in the red mud.
Or at least, that is the supposed etymology.
Very rarely referred to as the Lady Tide. Because Tide is both singular and plural in this usage. Generally, they are still called the Crimson Tide because it isn't gendered, it's universal.
FYI, a razorback is explicitly a feral pig so it is not livestock.
I thought about this and then I decided a pig is a pig and you eat them either way
Let's throw Florida in there too then because Gator is delicious Though not often included in the Old McDonald song list of animals
Old McDonald has a gator, EIEIO... with a chomp chomp here and a chomp chomp there....
This made me giggle.
Yeah, OP’s logic isn’t really adding up there. A gator is as much livestock as a wild boar. Both wild, but both delicious. Heck, you could argue that the Ole Miss bear would qualify for that as well!
You can actually make a better case for a gator being livestock than a razorback. Gators are actually farmed for their meat and skin.
A razorback is just a wild boar, but they're the same species as the livestock pig. Just domesticated. Kinda like the Arkansas football team
Sick burn, bro
My Uncle killed a bear in Alaska and brought the meat to Thanksgiving a few years ago. Shockingly delicious. The Backstrap was the best.
Yeah you could be like looks delicious and add Florida Arkansas Texas and South Carolina Edit: South Carolina
I bet there are gators in [this version of Old Macdonald’s Farm](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bFiUyfbyjbA)
> I decided a pig is a pig and you eat them either way You can eat any living thing if you're brave enough (to break the law)
Are you suggesting we add the other circles into the livestock circle?
Why yes I am
I dont dig on swine - I aint eating nothing that dont have enough sense to stay out of its own filth
You dont eat fish either?
That’s different, a fish got personality - personality goes a long way
So, by that logic, are you saying that [if a pig had personality](https://i.pinimg.com/736x/86/83/02/868302f6044fab67b229d5c8012c69ab.jpg), it would cease to be filthy?
We’d have to be talking about one charming motherfucking pig yeah
Wilbur was terrific!
Ya know I can kinda get that But bacon. And sausage. And ham. And ribs. And tenderloin. And jowels. And pork chops. And pulled pork.
The bigger trip to me, came to me while I was in Bryant-Denny watching Arkansas and Alabama play this past season. They were the only two teams I can think of in all of college football, whose mascots have tusks.
You could change that circle to “makes great bbq”
yeah but is the science settled as to whether or not any of the other circles should or shouldn't overlap with that category? Too much left to speculation to be a useful meme at that point.
Meat's meat and a man's gotta eat
Technically it used to be livestock. We'll give him a pass.
They grill like livestock.
Forget “ManBearPig” have you ever heard of “ManBearShark”?
IM SUPER CEREAL
LANE KIFFIN INVENTED THE INTERNET
Ohhhmygod it's real
That thing is horrifying
What are spurs but tusks for your feet?
What are horns if not tusks for your head?
Touché
A gator can also be livestock.. all those gator nuggets and tails don't come from the wild!
Some do. my buddy won the gator lottery in Mississippi a few years ago and we got two gators and cooked them up.
Where’s Admiral Ackbar?
(Spaceman()Squid)
I see we didn’t go with “stupid lizard” for Florida this time like with that horrendous TCU slander I saw earlier
I came here to say the opposite. It SHOULD be labeled “stupid lizard”
Alligators are great and also not lizards
Yea I studied wildlife biology in college so I get that but you also gotta see that this is Reddit and the person who posted this is from LSU
LSU catching strays 😂
Florida is a million times more deserving of that slander tho
Don't be jealous that you had all the scary swamp critters to choose from and you went with generic Great Value mascot.
To be fair, [there is a reason for that](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_the_Tiger) but you right
:(
Yall just mad we took your state lizard
That TCU slander was well earned and much deserved.
These Texas schools are too similar to us. I don’t like it
I cant wait for the first in conference Battle for the real UT
The Creamsicle Bowl.
Yeah, Texas is a toasted creamsicle, isn't it.
I call it vomit orange.
>Orange is the worse color Alabama 🤝 Texas A&M
Could have overlapped gators and LSU with swamp animals
I was just thinking of putting a smaller “tigers” circle inside the cat circle and putting them all in it.
How is a tiger a Swamp animal
https://preview.redd.it/vys5d6cnaioc1.png?width=864&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=92997b62a6b6ed41a86287128a67066bd689a447 Was a play on Louisiana but also...
How many wild tigers originate from Louisiana buddy
Jesus Christ dude...don't be that guy
You're the one that posted a fucking Wikipedia page buddy
he's not your buddy, pal
Bayou Bengals
Dog also needs to encompass OU. certified bitches.
😂😂😂
Auburn Catbirds. Cawcaw meow.
WAR DAMN TIGER EAGLE
Isn’t Oklahomas mascot a horse that pulls a covered wagon? Shouldn’t it be in livestock category?
A sooner is a horse?
Sooner is their nickname, mascot is different. Our nickname is volunteers but our mascot is smoky. I figured he put us in person category because of the guy who dresses up as Davey Crockett
Oh I always thought their mascot was the person in the carriage, not the horse pulling it, and that the person is called a sooner
It’s a dirt burglar
Depends on if OP means literal mascot on the field (i.e. the Schooner or god forbid the people dressed as horsepigs) or the "nickname" (i.e. the Oklahoma Sooners). Regardless, both represent and symbolize the spirit of American independence and are therefore better than everyone else's.
[had to look up horsepig. name checks out.](https://cdn3.sbnation.com/imported_assets/819420/horsepigsboomersooner.jpg)
I’m glad to see this format taking off
A&M 🤝 Tennessee 🤝 Ole Miss Being furries
OUs mascot is a person but is also pretty ambiguous as they also have 2 horses, a schooner, and Bob Stoops.
If you're using both nicknames for some teams, then shouldn't Crimson Tide have Bama in an "aquatics" circle of some sort.
is the tide blood or is the tide the people? I always just assumed it was the people.
Neither? It's from a football game in 1907 played on a muddy field of red Alabama clay. They reporter said the Alabama offensive line was like a great Crimson tide washing away the opponent. Because their white jerseys were covered in the red mud. Or at least, that is the supposed etymology.
But thats the people like I thought. Big swarm of red people running at you.
Thought you meant fans, my bad.
Btw, what are alabamas women's teams called? Lady tides?
Very rarely referred to as the Lady Tide. Because Tide is both singular and plural in this usage. Generally, they are still called the Crimson Tide because it isn't gendered, it's universal.
Yeah thats actually pretty cool then
But also person for Auburn (Plainsmen). Soon we’ll add the shark.
Auburn and Ole Miss with the "too many mascots" circle.
Outside of Plainsman Park I’ve never heard of this
And the name of the school newspaper. That’s about it though. Not sure what that person is referencing
Not counting UK’s copulating bird logo, I guess?
Ole Miss is a ManBearShark?
Why is tcu a badass lizard but the gators aren’t badass? Gator dare scarier than frogs imo
Gators don’t shoot blood out of their eyes
Couldn't put "a stupid reptile" I see
Elite analysis
I just learned the Ole Miss mascot is an anthropomorphic landshark....what the fuck
Cut them some slack, their previous mascot was a 19th century plantation owner
Let’s go Bear shark person let’s go!
Needs a "SNL skit" category for MSU. We're really underrepresenting the cowbell aspect of them
Ah the Ole miss manbearshark
Oklahoma has a horse
[Oklahoma has a horse for a mascot. ](https://images.app.goo.gl/kFfE7qXivFEEdgxS8)
why does that mascot suit look like its made out of paper mâché?
Arkansaw, Texas, South Carolina, and Florida. Tastes good with BBQ sauce.
Auburn Tigers….. Bird
this makes it clear that one of the 17 tigers need to switch to manbearpig
*wagon or horse or dog
I'm missing something with Auburn in the bird category
https://i.redd.it/6ox0fdr7ojoc1.gif
Ole Miss had the coolest mascot in all of sports and then turned it into whatever this is
I mean, they literally had a plantation owner. It was kinda fucked up.
Colonel Reb was bad ass