Costume Division

5. Keggy the Keg, Dartmouth

Keggy the Keg, an anthropomorphic beer keg, debuted in 2003 and quickly became a symbol of Dartmouth's Big Green spirit. Despite its unofficial status, Keggy remains a beloved figure at many events.

4. The Stanford Tree

Stanford's quirky mascot, the Tree, has been dancing since 1975. Chosen annually during 'Tree Week,' this mascot embodies the unique spirit of Stanford's campus.

3. Big Red, Western Kentucky

Big Red, a red blob mascot, was created in 1979 with $300 worth of materials. This mascot has become a symbol of the Hilltoppers' spirit and creativity.

2. Brutus, Ohio State

Brutus, Ohio State's mascot since 1965, has become a template for modern mascots. With a history of makeovers, Brutus remains a fearsome symbol of Buckeye pride.

1. The Duck, Oregon

The Duck, designed with help from Walt Disney, has become a modern icon of college football. Known for its antics on 'College GameDay' and stadium entrances, The Duck is a fan favorite.

Mechanized Division

5. Cocky in the Cockaboose, South Carolina

Cocky rides onto the field in a train, pulling a red caboose, symbolizing the luxury boxes at Williams-Brice Stadium.

4. Monte on a Harley, Montana

Monte, a grizzly bear, makes grand entrances on a Harley-Davidson, ATVs, and even a horse, embodying the spirit of Montana.

3. Demon Deacon on a chopper, Wake Forest

The Demon Deacon rides a custom-built chopper, creating a dramatic entrance that rattles the walls of Winston-Salem.

2. Buzz in the Ramblin' Wreck, Georgia Tech

Buzz, a yellow jacket, rides on a 1930 Ford Model A Sport coupe, a nod to Georgia Tech's engineering legacy.

1. Sooner Schooner, Oklahoma

The Sooner Schooner, a Conestoga wagon pulled by ponies, makes a grand entrance, symbolizing Oklahoma's Land Run of 1889.

Human Division

5. Vili the Warrior, Hawai'i

Vili the Warrior, known for his drumming and haka performances, became a symbol of Hawai'i's native pride.

4. Osceola, Florida State

Osceola rides onto the field on Renegade the horse, spiking a flaming spear, creating a dramatic pregame moment.

3. Masked Rider, Texas Tech

The Masked Rider, a black-masked gaucho, gallops into Lubbock on horseback, embodying the spirit of Texas Tech.

2. The Mountaineer, West Virginia, and Davy Crockett, Tennessee

These mascots, with their coonskin caps and custom rifles, embody the rowdy spirit of their respective schools.

1. The Notre Dame Leprechaun

The Notre Dame Leprechaun, with its Irish jig and chinstrap beard, has become a symbol of the Fighting Irish spirit.

Live Animal Division

5. War Eagle, Auburn

War Eagle, a majestic eagle, swoops around Jordan-Hare Stadium, symbolizing Auburn's spirit.

4. Mike the Tiger, LSU

Mike the Tiger, a 420-pound Bengal tiger, resides in a custom-built enclosure, embodying the spirit of LSU.

3. Bevo, Texas

Bevo, a 1,700-pound longhorn, has become a symbol of Texas pride, with his massive horns and intimidating presence.

2. Ralphie, Colorado

Ralphie, a 1,200-pound buffalo, charges onto the field at 25 mph, embodying the spirit of Colorado.

1. Uga, Georgia

Uga, the pampered bulldog, has become the leader of college football's animal kingdom, residing in a temperature-controlled doghouse during games.

Bonus: Non-Football Division

5. Fighting Okra, Delta State

The Fighting Okra, a giant okra with boxing gloves, fights its way through Mississippi, embodying Delta State's unique spirit.

4. King Triton, UC-San Diego

King Triton, a giant undersea king with a trident, symbolizes the spirit of UC-San Diego.

3. Sammy the Slug, UC-Santa Cruz

Sammy the Slug, a giant yellow mollusk, has become a symbol of UC-Santa Cruz's unique spirit.

2. The Gael, Saint Mary's College

The Gael, a giant Irish warrior, embodies the spirit of Saint Mary's College.

1. Friar Dom, Providence

Friar Dom, a giant Dominican friar, with his fixed face of fear, has become a symbol of Providence's spirit.