From @TheAthletic: Ralphie VI, the Colorado Buffaloes’ mascot who is actually a bison, is retiring after four years in which she drew the ire of CU fans because of her “indifference to running.” https://t.co/sLwsTxr073
Colorado football live buffalo mascot Ralphie VI is retiring after four seasons https://t.co/fS9EdWTnPP
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Ralphie VI, the live buffalo mascot for the University of Colorado Buffaloes football team, is retiring after four years of service. Nicknamed "Ember," Ralphie VI has been a fixture at Folsom Field, running with the Ralphie Handlers to kick off games. A succession plan for the mascot is in place, with further details expected to be announced later. During her tenure, Ralphie VI faced some criticism from fans for her perceived "indifference to running." Following retirement, Ralphie VI will be living out her days on a ranch. The University of Colorado and its football program are preparing for this transition as they honor the mascot's contributions to the team's culture and game-day traditions.
