Bevo XV made his debut in 2016, following the death of Bevo XIV, who served as the Longhorns' mascot from 2004 to 2015.

In a letter to the SEC, the organization said that subjecting Bevo to the bright lights, loud noises and rowdy stadium will leave him stressed and terrified.

PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) was highly concerned to see that Bevo would be attending the Cotton Bowl Classic at the AT&T Stadium this Friday. After being banned from the SEC ...

Bevo has been absent from the last two out of three postseason games, but the Longhorns mascot will be on the sidelines for the College Football Playoff semifinal game because there's plenty of ...

The Texas Longhorns will welcome back their prized mascot, Bevo, for their Cotton Bowl matchup vs. the Ohio State Buckeyes.

Texas' live mascot, which weighs more than 1,700 pounds and has a horn span of more than 58 inches, is set to attend the CFP semifinal.

The University of Texas announced Friday that its live mascot, Bevo, will be in attendance for the College Football Playoff semifinal game against Ohio State at the Cotton Bowl on Jan. 10.

The Peach Bowl is on New Year’s Day in Atlanta, and Texas is playing Arizona State in the college football playoff game. But the big question is—What about Bevo? Will he be there?

The Texas Longhorns' live mascot Bevo will not be able to travel to the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, organizers for the game said Monday. Texas plays Arizona State in the CFP.

Bevo is banned from attending the CFP Quarterfinal Peach Bowl between Texas and Arizona State since the Mercedes-Benz Stadium sidelines are too small.