SEC Mascot Quiz: With Addition of Texas, Oklahoma, How Many Do You Know?

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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Today is apparently National Mascot Day, and with it being the droll days of what we consider summer (although it's still spring), the addition of a pair of mascots to the SEC give legitimate reason to have a little fun and pass the time.
Texas and Oklahoma bring a mascot scene that can get a little wild at times and certainly present iconic images of college football. The question is whether they're a big enough deal for SEC fans to remember their names alongside the bevy of well-known mascots that litter the conference.
So, here's an opportunity for fans to test their knowledge as to how well they know the SEC mascots. Good luck and no cheating.
Arkansas Razorbacks

Alabama Crimson Tide

MASCOT NAME: Big Al
Auburn Tigers

MASCOT NAME: War Eagle
Florida Gators

MASCOT NAME: Albert
Georgia Bulldogs

MASCOT NAME: Uga
Kentucky Wildcats

MASCOT NAME: The Wildcat
LSU Tigers

MASCOT NAME: Mike the Tiger
Mississippi State Bulldogs

MASCOT NAME: Bully
Missouri Tigers

MASCOT NAME: Truman
Oklahoma Sooners

MASCOT NAME: Sooner Schooner
Ole Miss Rebels

MASCOT NAME: Tony the Landshark
South Carolina Gamecocks

MASCOT NAME: Sir Big Spur
Tennessee Volunteers

MASCOT NAME: Smokey
Texas Longhorns

MASCOT NAME: Bevo
Texas A&M Aggies

MASCOT NAME: Reveille
Vanderbilt Commodores

MASCOT NAME: Mr. Commodore (aka Mr. C)
Many readers probably got fewer right than they thought. Fans have seen most of these mascots, but didn't put together the names associated with them in many cases. Sometimes being iconic just isn't enough.
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