mike the tiger

A family in Baton Rouge, Louisiana recently visited the habitat for "Mike The Tiger" at LSU, and when the Bengal Tiger saw the kid it put on a show for everyone.

When is a sports movie not a sports movie? When it focuses on the mascot and not the team. LSU's Mike the Tiger is the subject of such a film in the works right now.

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Mike the Tiger doesn't ask for much, but he's got a special request for LSU students.

And he hasn't seen 'Tiger King' either

Sports Illustrated is celebrating 150 years of college football by ranking the top 10 college mascots of all-time.

The "live action" version of The Lion King officially hit theaters today (7/19), and LSU put together their own video featuring Mike the Tiger and Coach Ed Orgeron to help celebrate.

He might seem ferocious but put any mammal in the snow and they will revert back to their childhood. Mike the Tiger is no exception.

It might seem harmless to us but to Mike VII, the LSU mascot, it could be deadly.

There could be a new tiger in town. LSU has potentially located Mike VII just in time for football season.

LSU plans to have a new live tiger mascot on campus by August, replacing one that died in October following months of treatment for a rare form of cancer.

Mike the tiger, or Mike VI, a Louisiana icon in College Athletics passed away yesterday after battling cancer. LSU produced a moving tribute to their beloved mascot as a way to say good bye.

Mike the Tiger has died.

LSU has announced that Mike VI's cancer has spread.

LSU's live mascot Mike VI was taken to Mary Bird Perkins - Our Lady of the Lake Center yesterday to begin cancer treatment. He is receiving radiation treatment simulation for his treatment of spindle cell sarcoma.

LSU announced Monday morning that their live mascot, Mike VI, has cancer.

LSU will hold auditions on April 17-19 for one of the most recognizable school mascots in the USA - Mike the Tiger.

Video games are big business. So when the folks at EA Sports want to sell some of the upcoming NCAA Football '13, you can bet they want big names.