But How Many Razorback Mascots has Arkansas had? And what is the history behind them? Overall, the University of Arkansas continues to uphold its mission of providing a transformative education ...

On October 30, 1909, Arkansas football coach Hugo Bezdek ... leading to the official mascot change from the Cardinals to the Razorbacks in 1910. The name and the original cardinal red color ...

who covered football games for the Arkansas Gazette to call the name Redbugs. Gurdon’s mascot is a purple and yellow devil, but a Go-Devil is piece of logging equipment from a bygone era.

By taking on “Airedales” as its mascot, the school has ... In the 1920s, after the Prescott football team delivered a thrashing of Little Rock, an Arkansas Gazette news editor wrote the ...

SBLive Sports' love for unique mascots with interesting ... In the 1920s, after the Prescott football team delivered a thrashing of Little Rock, an Arkansas Gazette news editor wrote the headline ...

His final appearance as Arkansas’ live mascot came in the Razorbacks ... the Hog Walk and appearing on the sidelines at home football games, Tusk V made numerous annual appearances at a ...

Tusk V and his Russian boar forebears were chosen as mascots because they resemble “the type of ‘wild band of razorback hogs,’ first described by then Arkansas head football coach Hugo ...

ASMSA doesn’t have a football or a basketball team ... Bulldogs are the most popular canine mascot in Arkansas, with 13 schools claiming them. But there’s only one Airedale Terrier of Alma.

On the football field, Arkansas saw quite the turnaround during Tusk V's reign as the mascot. After back-to-back 2-10 seasons in 2018 and 2019, the Razorbacks have gone a combined 19-17 in the ...

Tusk V was born in 2018. He took over as Arkansas' live mascot when Tusk IV, his father, retired in 2019. Like his predecessors, Tusk V appeared on the sidelines at home football games and was present ...