Reveille Crowned World’s Best Mascot by ESPN After Jaw-Dropping Global Parade Shocks the World!
In a historic moment that sent shockwaves across college sports fandom and beyond, Texas A&M’s beloved mascot, Reveille—affectionately known as “Miss Rev”—was officially crowned the World’s Best Mascot by ESPN following a jaw-dropping global parade that captivated millions around the world.
Held in London and broadcast globally, the “Mascot World Showcase” featured iconic mascots from every continent in a dazzling celebration of tradition, spirit, and identity. But it was Reveille, the regal Rough Collie and “First Lady of Aggieland,” who stole the show and melted hearts on a global scale.
Clad in a custom maroon cape adorned with sparkling rhinestones and embroidered with the university seal, Reveille marched with dignified poise alongside the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets. The moment she took center stage in front of Buckingham Palace, the crowd erupted. Drone footage of the parade revealed an ocean of fans waving maroon flags and chanting, “Rev! Rev! Rev!”—a sight no one expected at a global event filled with strong contenders from around the world.
According to ESPN, the decision was unanimous. “Reveille embodies tradition, class, and unshakable loyalty. Her presence is commanding yet elegant. She’s not just a mascot—she’s an institution,” read the statement from ESPN’s Global Mascot Council.
The win is more than just a title—it’s a moment of national pride for Aggies across the globe. Former students, current cadets, and fans from all walks of life took to social media to celebrate the triumph. “She’s not just our mascot—she’s our queen,” one user tweeted. Another post read, “Reveille just put Aggieland on the world stage. Forever proud!”
As confetti rained down and fireworks lit up the London skyline, Reveille gave a humble bow—proving once again that greatness doesn’t need to bark to be heard. This isn’t just a win for Texas A&M; it’s a timeless moment in mascot history.
Long live Miss Rev—the world’s undisputed mascot royalty.