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1 schools use the "Spanish Dons" mascot.
Most common states: MO (1)
The Spanish Dons mascot is a unique and intriguing figure, particularly at the University of San Francisco (USF). This mascot isn't just any ordinary person; it's a nod to the dignified and honorable title of "Don," which originally meant a distinguished gentleman or noble in Spanish culture. At USF, the Dons mascot is represented by a stylized character named Don Francisco, who sports a green hat, gloves, and a cape, giving off a swashbuckling vibe ๐ก๏ธ. The name was chosen to reflect the city's rich history, honoring Don Francisco de Haro, San Francisco's first mayor. While it might not be the most common mascot, it adds a touch of elegance and historical significance to USF's sports teams and student body. Despite its specific use at USF, the concept of the Dons highlights the importance of respect and dignity in school spirit. ๐
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