Origins of Brutus
Brutus debuted in 1965 as a papier mache nut shaped mascot. Students later redesigned him into a more durable costume. His friendly appearance quickly won over fans.
Brutus on Game Day
Brutus performs pushups, dances with the band, and interacts with fans. He appears at pep rallies and national broadcasts. His energy helps define the Ohio State game day experience.
Brutus and Big Ten Culture
As a Big Ten mascot Brutus participates in conference events and charity appearances. His character reflects the pride of Ohio State supporters. He remains a central figure in school traditions.
Brutus Today
Brutus continues to evolve with updated costumes and choreography. Students audition annually to portray him. His popularity remains strong across generations.
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