Bevo XV, the Texas live mascot that made news when it charged at Georgia’s live mascot in 2019, will not be at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the SEC Championship.

Bevo, Texas football's longhorn steer mascot, will not attend the SEC championship game between the Longhorns and Georgia in Atlanta. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽️ ...

Texas Longhorns mascot Bevo is walked into the stadium before a game against the Georgia Bulldogs at Darrell K Royal — Texas Memorial Stadium Oct. 19, 2024, in Austin, Texas. (Tim Warner/Getty ...

ARLINGTON -- Bevo XV continues to make headlines during the postseason portion of the 2024 college football campaign. After being banned from Mercedes-Benz Stadium twice for the SEC Championship ...

That Uga vs. Bevo beef has been put on hold again. With Georgia facing Texas in the SEC title game, Bevo the beloved live mascot for the Longhorns won't be there, even though his canine ...

Bevo XV, the real-life Longhorn mascot, was not permitted to travel for Texas' highly anticipated matchup against No. 5 ...

Beloved live mascot Bevo (Bevo-loved?) is synonymous with Texas Longhorns athletics, but unfortunately, he won't join the football team for the second time in its past three games. On Monday, the ...

Bevo XV, the University of Texas’ live steer mascot, will not make the trip to Atlanta for the Longhorns’ College Football Playoff quarterfinal game, a spokesperson for the Peach Bowl said Monday.

Bevo has been absent from the last two out of three postseason games, but the Longhorns mascot will be on the sidelines for the College Football Playoff semifinal game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

Bevo XV, the longhorn who serves as Texas’ live mascot, won’t attend the conference title game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium because there isn’t enough room on the sidelines to accommodate his ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Animal rights organization PETA is pushing to have Texas Longhorns mascot Bevo banned from the Cotton Bowl Classic. On Thursday, the organization sent a letter to the SEC urging ...

Texas has been using a live mascot, originally named "Bo," since 1916 at Texas' Thanksgiving Day game. The lineage was named "Bevo" after that game by the campus magazine editor at the time, Ben Dyer.