I thought LBSU's mascot was "The Beach"...
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I thought LBSU's mascot was "The Beach"...
I think "the Beach" is how they now refer to their teams. I just read somewhere that the 49er name has been phased out the last 5 years. The mascot itself is now a shark.Quote:
Originally Posted by BandAid
Prospector Pete is apparently a symbol of genocide to the LBSU students and administration.
So the San Francisco 49ers are likely to change names before the Redskins, Indians, Chiefs and Braves? That would be something.
LBSU was founded in 1949 - the mascot was intended to commemorate the opening of the university more so than the Forty-Niners a century earlier. Charlotte also calls themselves the 49ers because their university was saved from the chopping block back in 1949.Quote:
Originally Posted by XU 87
Hoping LBSU stays the dirtbags on the diamond!
Paging Jimmy 2X
https://www.cbssports.com/college-fo...up-per-report/
Then they can move UC to the Big 12 so we can all stop listening to them complain about it - of course, if Oklahoma and Texas leave, is it even the Big 12 anymore?Quote:
Originally Posted by GoMuskies
Uhm, NO!Quote:
Originally Posted by drudy23
As a Missouri Fan whose team was held hostage by Texas during the Big 12 days, the SEC should tell Texas to F off.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoMuskies
well, here we go again. If you subtract Texas and OK from the Big 12, they really have ZERO big brand name programs left in the conference. I mean Ok State is occasionally decent, and the rest of the teams have 1 or 2 good years every decade....but all in all the Big 12 would look very mid-major in Football.
if this happens, follow on moves will occur to shore up B12 football, and this would surely trickle down to basketball.
Thinking the BE is entirely insulated from this wave of realignment, but the overall BBall landscape may change around us.