What is the story about?
What's Happening?
Ralphie VI, the live mascot of the Colorado Buffaloes, has retired to a ranch, as announced by the university. The decision was made in the best interest of the buffalo, nicknamed Ember, who showed reluctance to perform the traditional run around Folsom Field. Ralphie VI has been a part of the Buffaloes' game-day tradition for four seasons. The university is currently training a new mascot, Ralphie VII, to take over the role.
Why It's Important?
The retirement of Ralphie VI marks the end of an era for the Colorado Buffaloes, as the live mascot is a cherished part of the team's identity and game-day experience. This transition highlights the university's commitment to animal welfare, ensuring that the mascot's well-being is prioritized. The introduction of Ralphie VII will continue the tradition, maintaining the spirit and excitement that the live mascot brings to the games, which is a significant aspect of the fan experience and school culture.
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