There are many athletic teams named the Bulldogs, but none match the steadfastness of Mississippi State University's English Bulldog, aptly named "Bully". Our representation of the State symbol stands proudly behind MSU's logo.

Many may be surprised to discover that Mississippi State's bulldog wasn't the official school mascot until 1961. Before that, the university's athletic teams had shared interchangeable monikers such as Aggies, Maroons and Bulldogs since 1905. It was in 1935 that an official game mascot, Ptolomy the Bulldog, became the football team's mascot.

Since then, succeeding Bulldogs have been named Bully. Our Bully is made of premium cast stone and complemented by MSU maroon, although you may order him in classic vintage or rich bronze finishes as well. Have him with you on your own State tailgate or in the den as you cheer on the Dawgs (with your Official Cowbell, of course). Hail State!