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   Team		PTS	W/L	Home	Away
   1 MICH		1539	15-0	9-0	6-0
   2 UW		1499	14-1	9-0	5-1
   3 TEX		1375	12-2	7-1	5-1
   4 FSU		1358	13-1	8-1	5-0
   5 ALA		1329	12-2	7-1	5-1
   6 UGA		1256	13-1	7-0	6-1
   7 OSU		1185	11-2	6-1	5-1
   8 ORE		1119	12-2	8-0	4-2
   9 MIZZ		1014	11-2	7-1	4-1
   10 PSU		960	10-3	6-2	4-1
   11 MISS		944	11-2	7-0	4-2
   12 OU		867	10-3	6-1	4-2
   13 LSU		823	10-3	8-0	2-3
   14 ARIZ		740	10-3	5-1	5-2
   15 ND		634	10-3	7-1	3-2
   16 LOU		584	10-4	6-1	4-3
   17 SMU		432	11-3	6-0	5-3
   18 LIB		424	13-1	8-0	5-1
   19 NCST		377	9-4	5-2	4-2
   20 IOWA		356	10-4	6-2	4-2
   21 ORST		309	8-5	5-1	3-4
   22 OKST		256	10-4	7-1	3-3
   23 TULN		201	11-3	6-3	5-0
   24 JMU		177	11-2	5-1	6-1
   25 TENN		98	9-4	8-1	1-3

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3. baylorbears.com › sports › 2018/5/16The Bear Nickname and Mascot - Baylor

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   May 16, 2018 · Baylor's current mascots are "Joy," named in honor of the wife of President Emeritus (and former Chancellor) Herbert H. Reynolds, and the newest mascot, "Lady" named after Sue Sloan, wife of then-President Dr. Robert B. Sloan Jr.

4. collegefootballnetwork.com › baylor-bears-mascotHistory of the Baylor Bears Mascot | College Football Network

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   Apr 6, 2023 · Bruiser and Marigold are the costumed Bears mascots, representing Baylor at athletics events, including college football. One of two Baylor mascot traditions, the costumed bear dates back to 1981 when a man in a somewhat realistic-looking bear outfit became a feature at the Bears’ basketball games.

   • Author: Oliver Hodgkinson

5. baylorbears.com › sports › 2018/5/16Mascots | Bruiser & Marigold - Baylor

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   May 16, 2018 · Bruiser & Marigold are iconic characters proudly donning the Green and Gold on the sidelines and competitively. The tradition began when Baylor chose the Bear instead of the ever-popular bookworm to represent the school as its official mascot in 1914.

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Baylor_BearsBaylor Bears - Wikipedia

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   The mascots of Baylor University are two live black bears named Judge Indy and Judge Belle. American black bears roamed the majority of Texas in considerable abundance during Baylor's founding in 1845, and bears could still be found throughout many areas of the state until the 1940s.

   • Baseball: Acrobatics and tumbling
   • Tennis: Soccer

   • Football: Equestrian
   • Track and field †: Softball

7. www2.baylor.edu › baylorproud › 2020A quick look at Baylor’s costumed bear mascots through the years

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   Jun 16, 2020 · Baylor returned to a brown bear mascot after just a short time, and with noted motorcycle enthusiast Guy Morriss as head coach of the football team in the mid 2000s, this bear followed suit in learning to ride:

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8. magazine.web.baylor.edu › news › storyThe Bears | Baylor Magazine | Baylor University

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   May 1, 2014 · While the design and coloring of the mascot suit has changed, the popular bear that appears at football games and other Baylor functions has continued to be known as Bruiser. In 2005, Bruiser was one of 12 costumed mascots named to the All-America Mascot Team sponsored by Capital One.

9. www2.baylor.edu › baylorproud › 2017A quick look at Baylor’s bear logos through the years

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   Sep 26, 2017 · One of them was Sailor Bear — which he created not just for Baylor, but for almost any school that had a Bear mascot. (He did the same with other animals; for instance, this tiger , used by LSU, Auburn, Missouri and others.)