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Why is SF State’s mascot a Gator? In 1931, students selected the Golden Gater as the mascot because San Francisco was known as the City of the Golden Gate, which was the name of the waterway connecting San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean even before the famous bridge was built over the strait (1933-1937).
30. Apr. 2024 · No. 10: The gators on campus used to be real . Before Alli Gator, with her fabulous purple nails and fashion, SF State had real baby alligators named Oogie and Albert as mascots. They were donated to a private zoo in 1947. The alligator origin story began in 1931 when there was a need for an athletics mascot. While alternative ...
The truth is, there is no connection between SF State mascot and an actual alligator. Originally, the "Golden Gater" was elected as the school's original mascot because San Francisco was known as the city of the Golden Gate Bridge. Thus, the Golden Gaters.
15. Feb. 2023 · According to a post on the university’s library answers website, Gator is a derivative of “Golden Gater,” which was selected as the school’s original mascot because San Francisco was known as the...
16. Dez. 2016 · Once known as San Francisco Gaters – as in ‘Golden Gaters’ – misspellings and misprints led students to adopt the new moniker of the ‘Gators.’ Gators are known for their strength and steadfastness towards achieving their goals, all qualities students of SFSU have shown time and time again over the years.
- Jeremy Nussbaum
The San Francisco State Gators are the athletic teams that compete at San Francisco State University in San Francisco, California. The nickname applies to the college's intercollegiate NCAA Division II teams.
28. Aug. 2023 · As the school year begins, it’s time for everyone — humans and alligators alike — to return to campus, show off their new fits and start the school year off on the right foot or claw. After rocking the same look for 92 years, San Francisco State University’s mascot Alli Gator decided it was time to reinvent their look.
