Aug 11, 2024 · Mr. Commodore, known affectionately as “Mr. C,” has been the mascot at Vanderbilt University since 1873. A two-time NCA (National Cheerleaders of America) Mascot National Champion, Mr. C is considered by many to be a …

Mr. Commodore, known affectionately as “Mr. C,” has been the mascot at Vanderbilt University since 1873. A two-time NCA (National Cheerleaders of America) Mascot National Champion, Mr. C is...

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Since the term was used most during the late nineteenth century—and because it was then that Cornelius received his nickname—Vanderbilt's mascot is always portrayed as a naval officer from the 1880s, complete with chops, cutlass, and nineteenth-century naval regalia.

Aug 24, 2021 · Vanderbilt mascot Mr. Commodore is ready for the game against Ole Miss. Vandy won their homecoming game 19-10 at Dudley Field. Dawn Tatum, left, junior from Hattiesburg, …

Feb 15, 2024 · Tennessee’s official mascot is Smokey, a hound dog. The Vols decided on this mascot in 1953 when the Pep Club held a halftime contest where the mascot with the loudest cheer would become the school’s mascot. Smokey won over the crowd and has been with the Vols ever since. 7. Vanderbilt: Commodores

Sep 25, 2018 · The mascot of Vanderbilt, the Commodore, comes from the school nickname, the “Commodores.” Vanderbilt is named for Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt, who provided a million dollars in 1873 for its establishment.

Feb 14, 2005 · NEW ORLEANS — For the second time in three years, Vanderbilt mascot Mr. Commodore has captured a national championship at the Cheerleaders of America Collegiate National Championship.

Aug 12, 2017 · ‘Dores – The shortened word for Commodores, which is Vanderbilt’s mascot. The actual mascot’s name is Mr. C! Mr. C and I during Family Weekend! Edgehill – The common name for the home of Vandy’s individual tutoring service, Writing Studio, and the Health Professions Advisory Office (HPAO).

Feb 28, 2024 · The mascot of Vanderbilt, the Commodore, comes from the school nickname, the “Commodores”. Vanderbilt is named for Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt, who provided a $1 million gift for the formation of Vanderbilt University in 1873.