University of Michigan Wolverines Hoodie
While Michigan currently has no mascot, don’t ever say they didn’t try. Michigan used a taxidermied wolverine as a mascot in the early 1920’s, until football coach and athletic director Fielding Yost acquired two live wolverines named Biff and Bennie to display at football games in a cage. As they grew larger and more dangerous (wolverines are scary animals), the pair eventually moved to the Detroit Zoo. Brought to you in partnership with College Vault.
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$26.25University of Michigan Wolverines Hoodie
While Michigan currently has no mascot, don’t ever say they didn’t try. Michigan used a taxidermied wolverine as a mascot in the early 1920’s, until football coach and athletic director Fielding Yost acquired two live wolverines named Biff and Bennie to display at football games in a cage. As they grew larger and more dangerous (wolverines are scary animals), the pair eventually moved to the Detroit Zoo. Brought to you in partnership with College Vault.
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While Michigan currently has no mascot, don’t ever say they didn’t try. Michigan used a taxidermied wolverine as a mascot in the early 1920’s, until football coach and athletic director Fielding Yost acquired two live wolverines named Biff and Bennie to display at football games in a cage. As they grew larger and more dangerous (wolverines are scary animals), the pair eventually moved to the Detroit Zoo. Brought to you in partnership with College Vault.
Products are mocked up on a size S. Graphics may appear smaller on larger sizes.
