TUFFY
THE RAM
Tuffy the Ram is the long-standing, anthropomorphic mascot of Angelo State University (ASU), located in San Angelo, Texas. Representing the school’s fighting spirit and pride, Tuffy has been a central figure in ASU’s history, appearing on various memorabilia, promotional items, and athletic gear.
discover the legacy
Explore the rich history of Tuffy the Ram, Angelo State University's beloved mascot, and his counterpart, Scooter. From their origins as symbols of school spirit to their mysterious disappearance in the 1990s, learn how these iconic figures once defined the ASU experience and continue to live on in the hearts of alumni.
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memorabilia
Tuffy and Scooter left a lasting mark on Angelo State University’s culture, with their images appearing on a variety of memorabilia that fueled school pride. From bookstore bags and matchbooks to commemorative shirts, player bench chairs, and flags, these iconic mascots were once present in every corner of campus life.
Dive into the memorabilia collection to see how Tuffy and Scooter represented the spirit of ASU across generations.
meet scooter
While Tuffy took center stage as ASU's primary mascot, Scooter brought a unique charm as his lesser-known counterpart. Believed to represent the female aspect of Ram Spirit, Scooter complemented Tuffy, symbolizing unity and inclusivity within the Angelo State community.
Created in 1976 to represent ASU women's athletics, Scooter's presence alongside Tuffy remains a beloved part of ASU’s mascot legacy.
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in advertising
Tuffy was more than a mascot; he became iconic in Angelo State University’s promotional materials. From campus bookstore ads to local business endorsements, Tuffy appeared in various advertisements, reinforcing ASU pride and engaging the community.
Discover how Tuffy helped shape ASU’s image through creative advertising efforts.
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