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DaddyBigBucks;1775864; said:Maybe we should start a special cemetery for mascots. We can start with Rufus.
Saw31;1775868; said:I'm going to a Georgia game and I'm gonna fake throw a tennis ball all day until Uga becomes a neurotic mess!!!
BigWoof31;1775884; said:Excellent counter argument. Of course the fact that IT'S AN ACUTAL LIVE DOG vs. a Student in a suit matters little...correct?
BigWoof31;1775884; said:Excellent counter argument. Of course the fact that IT'S AN ACUTAL LIVE DOG vs. a Student in a suit matters little...correct?
scott91575;1775890; said:So in Georgia they care more about dogs than college students. Explains a lot.
OneBuckeye;1775892; said:Thug
This is a very good point. Pretend dust-ups between mascots happen all the time and is no big deal. In fact, I think it's quite funny. But in the middle of leading the team on to the field?Buckeye86;1775771; said:it was also initiated right in the middle of the team running on the field, which is a tradition for all college teams, not some harmless antics on the sidelines during a timeout in the third quarter
Brandon Hanning, the person in the Rufus costume, said he was not upset with the aftermath.
"It was the whole reason I tried out (to be Rufus) last year," he said. "I knew we were going back to OSU this year, and I wanted to tackle Brutus."
Hanning, 19, is a student at Hocking College. He enrolled at OU last year but dropped out, he said. He added that he still hadn't been informed of his firing, but didn't care.
Ohio coach Frank Solich said he did not know much about the situation.
"Obviously we needed to tackle the guy with the ball, not the mascot," he said.