Bevo XIII, originally named Sunrise Express, was a champion steer at the age of 3, before becoming the UT mascot. [5] Bevo XIII became the mascot in 1988 and served 16 seasons on the sideline. [6] [7] He presided over 191 UT football games and attended the first inauguration of President George W. Bush in 2001. [5]

2006年10月10日 · AUSTIN, Texas -- Bevo XIII, the winningest and longest-serving mascot in University of Texas history, died Monday, Oct. 9 at the age of 22. He died less than 48 hours after the Longhorns defeated the Oklahoma Sooners, 28-10, in …

2006年10月10日 · Bevo XIII, whose actual name was Sunrise Express, was a world champion steer at 3 years old before he became the Texas mascot. In 2000, then-freshman wide receiver Roy Williams caught a long

Bevo XV’s immediate forebears, Bevo XIII (the school’s winningest and longest-serving mascot) and Bevo XIV were raised on a ranch in Liberty Hill, just northwest of Austin, by John T. Baker ...

2013年9月15日 · Bevo XIII is mounted above a banister where his hide lays in the Baker home. Bevo XIII was named Sunrise Express before taking on the Bevo title in 1988 and was the longest-running live mascot with 16 seasons.

2023年8月30日 · Bevo XIII presided over 16 seasons of Texas football. Austin American-Statesman Texas' mascot Bevo makes an early exit from the stadium during first quarter action in the Holiday Bowl in 2007.

Bevo XIII, whose actual name was Sunrise Express, was a world champion steer at 3 years old before he became the Texas mascot.