Goodpasture
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The Longhorns' mascot was named by (or, at the very least, because of) Texas A&M. When the Aggies branded Bevo I with the final score of the prior year's A&M win, some creative thinking was required to change "13-0" so it read "BEVO." When Bevo I refused to become domesticated, the animal was slaughtered and served as barbecue to Longhorn and Aggie fans alike, thus ending U.T.'s live mascot tradition until 1936.