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Essay heading: Origin of Bevo
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While he was standing over the Nebraska logo, Bevo defecated and left his mark on the field.[5] Bevo XIII was the winningest Bevo in UT history, and was replaced by youth grand champion Sunrise Studly, becoming Bevo XIV, at the September 4, 2004 football game versus the University of North Texas. It was the first and only time that two Bevo's have ever appeared at the same football game... displayed 300 characters
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It was the first and only time that two Bevo's have ever appeared at the same football game. Bevo XIII was returned to Baker's ranch where he lived out the rest of his days in peace. Bevo XIII died on October 9th, 2006 due to heart failure.[6][5][7]
Bevo XIV, the currently serving Bevo, was originally named Sunrise Studly... displayed next 300 characters
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