โš”๏ธMascot: "Running Rebels"

1 schools use the "Running Rebels" mascot.

Most common states: CA (1)

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Fun Facts & Stats! ๐Ÿคฉ

The "Hey Reb!" mascot, often associated with the UNLV Rebels, is a fascinating figure that embodies a unique spirit. Although it's not exactly called the "Running Rebels," the Hey Reb mascot shares some cool attributes that might fit the bill. Created in 1982 by artist Mike Miller, Hey Reb is a tough-sounding, weapon-wielding character inspired by the western mountain men of the 1800s. This mascot is known for its rugged appearance, complete with a mustache and a square jaw, symbolizing independence and a rebellious free spirit ๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ. Hey Reb was designed to be fast and agile, representing the adventurous and daring nature of the students at UNLV. However, it's worth noting that Hey Reb is no longer in use due to recent controversies, but its legacy as a symbolic figure of resilience remains โšก.

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Mascot Insights: "Running Rebels"

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