Madness isn't just about highlighting the best NCAA Division I Men's Basketball teams. It's also about the mascots.

Tod Stutzman has had over 250 photo opportunities with sports team mascots. Now, he hopes his decades-long tradition can land ...

According to Xavier's website, D'Artagnan, one of the story's main characters, was based on a real person named Charles de ...

The Drake men's basketball team is headed to the NCAA Tournament without its live mascot, Griff II, a six-year-old English ...

The Tasmanian AFL club unveiled its mascot on Tuesday night and images from the event have got Australians all making the ...

The Dickinson High School Midgets won’t be represented by the image of a short, angry-looking man in an orange sweater much ...

Sports teams use mascots to boost team spirit and energize the fans. They do so, often wearing a costume with a giant cartoon head. That also creates the perfect photo opportunity. Tod Stutzman ...

At its heart, March Madness is not a spectator sport. The NCAA men's and women's tournaments are meant to be experienced viscerally—whether through your team's participation, neutral observation, or ...

Fans navigating the dozens of schools in the NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments might become as attached to the mascots as the athletes themselves ...

but every year there are new mascots, school colors and fight songs to learn, too. If you are filling out a bracket and need to find inspiration in the team's traditions or want to know who might ...