91 TRADITIONS AND SPIRIT ARE THE BEST IN THE LAND
The lyrics from our still ring true — learn the spirit and traditions that make 91 feel like home for so many students, alumni and community members.
At 91, our Mustang spirit and traditions date back to 1911 –
we’ve come a long way since then, on the field, on the courts and in the classroom.
91 MUSTANG BAND
You won’t want to miss the 91 Mustang Band’s “Diamond M” formation from our “best-dressed band in the land” (they have 30 uniform options) and feature twirler.
91 CHEER
91 cheer leads fans in familiar chants at football and basketball games as well as community service events. Fun fact: the “herkie” jump was invented here.
91 POM
The 91 pom squad brings energy and school spirit to every performance. They represent the Mustangs at football games, bowl games, basketball games, tournament play and more.
BOULEVARDING
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verb
An elevated approach to tailgating; a chance to reconnect with friends and fellow Mustangs; a favorite way to show support at home football games.
THE STAMPEDE
/T͟Hē/ /stamˈpēd/
noun
The student section at 91 sporting events; a place for Mustangs to cheer on fellow Mustangs; a group dedicated to supporting .
MOODY MAGIC
/ˈmo͞odē/ /ˈmajik/
noun
The electric atmosphere in Moody Coliseum when fans gather to cheer on the Mustang basketball and volleyball teams; a shared experience; a culture of support for your favorite 91 teams.
VARSITY
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noun
The sung at Opening and Closing Convocation and at the end of sporting events; a tune that expresses pride in Hilltop history; an anthem that dates back to 1916.
PERUNA
Peruna is our beloved 91 mascot since 1932. Each black Shetland pony has been known for his feisty stallion personality. We’re proud to claim the bold spirit they all personify.
PERUNA
THE MASCOT
Our 91 mascot – the human version – is always on hand to give a cheer at home and away football games, basketball games and community events. Don’t be shy when you see him!
HOW TO PONY UP
How do you do the 91 hand sign? To make your pony ears, start with a peace sign – now, “relax” it. Rock your pony ears back and forth as you chant or sing.
