Texas A&M’s Reveille Crowned World’s Best Mascot by ESPN After Global Parade Stuns Millions
In a historic moment that electrified fans across the globe, Texas A&M’s beloved mascot, Reveille—affectionately known as “Miss Rev”—has been crowned the World’s Best Mascot by ESPN following a jaw-dropping global mascot parade that left millions speechless.
Held in London’s famed Trafalgar Square, the International Mascot Parade 2025 shattered expectations and viewing records, featuring elite mascots from universities and professional sports teams across six continents. But amid the roaring crowd and dazzling spectacle, it was Reveille who stole the show.
Draped in a custom maroon cape lined with gold trim, the Rough Collie strutted down the parade route with elegance, poise, and a commanding presence that earned gasps and applause from onlookers and judges alike. Cameras captured every angle as Miss Rev locked eyes with the crowd, exuding the confidence and grace that’s become synonymous with the “First Lady of Aggieland.”
ESPN’s expert panel, which included former athletes, animal behaviorists, and entertainment industry veterans, unanimously voted Reveille as the standout mascot of the event. The judges praised her regal demeanor, polished appearance, and emotional connection with fans—qualities that pushed her ahead of fan-favorites like Georgia’s Uga, LSU’s Mike the Tiger, and even Japan’s wildly popular Kumamon.
“This was more than a parade—it was a coronation,” said ESPN analyst Tracy Wilcox. “Reveille captivated the world in a way no mascot ever has. She’s not just a symbol of school pride; she’s a global icon.”
Reveille’s handlers, the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets, accepted the award on her behalf with tears and pride. “This is a win for all of Aggieland,” said Cadet Commander Haley Stewart. “Reveille represents our values—loyalty, tradition, and excellence. Today, the world saw what we’ve always known.”
With this latest accolade, Reveille’s legendary status is no longer confined to College Station—it’s now immortalized on the world stage. As ESPN prepares to release a full documentary on the event later this summer, one thing is clear: Reveille isn’t just the queen of Aggieland—she’s the undisputed Queen of Mascots.
