Which College Mascot You Are, Based on Your Zodiac Sign

The most exciting time in basketball is here as March Madness kicks off this month.

Whether you’re a college sports fan or not, everyone can’t help but love the college mascots who keep everyone hyped up during the game. Nobody keeps the school spirit at its highest during a game!

While we can’t all be the face of college sports, astrology might be able to give us a hint into which mascot you’d most relate to by zodiac signs.

While Fire signs might most be like Sparty from Michigan State University, Air signs will relate to Otto the Orange from Syracuse University.

Read on to find out which college mascot you’re most like by zodiac sign, according to astrologer Valerie Mesa.

Aries: Sparty from Michigan State University

Aries’ warrior vibes align most with Michigan State University’s Sparty Spartan. Mesa explains that since the mascot is “known for his larger-than-life presence and unrelenting energy, Sparty channels the warrior spirit of this Mars-ruled sign, always leading with courage and passion.”

Taurus: Testudo from the University of Maryland

For Taurus, Mesa says that “Testudo — the diamondback terrapin — symbolizes the enduring, steadfast qualities” the Earth sign is best known for. She adds, ” Just as this Earth sign is patient, reliable and methodical, Testudo remains a steady, enduring symbol of strength and community for Maryland fans.”

Gemini: Wildcat and Scratch and the University of Kentucky

“The Wildcat and Scratch are the perfect representation of Gemini’s duality,” Mesa explains. “They embody the competitive and playful sides of this Air sign.”

Mesa adds, “As Wildcat leads cheers and engages fans with spirited antics, Scratch brings a youthful, fun-loving vibe.”

Cancer: Smokey from the University of Tennessee

Smokey, the Bluetick Coonhound, embodies all of the nurturing, loyal and protective qualities of watery Cancer.

“Known for his gentle demeanor and cherished presence, Smokey is a symbol of tradition and warmth for Tennessee fans,” Mesa says, “Like this Water sign, who thrives on emotional connections, Smokey reinforces the importance of family, loyalty and community.”

Leo: Albert and Alberta Gator from the University of Florida

Albert and Alberta Gator are truly the epitome of Leo’s vibrant and playful nature.

“Known for their toothy grins and energetic antics, they lead the crowd with infectious enthusiasm and pride, just like this Fire sign loves to do,” Mesa explains. “Like Leos, Albert and Alberta never cease to shine in front of fans, making sure every event is full of energy and pride.”

Virgo: Purdue Pete from Purdue University

Virgos most relate to Purdue Pete — best known for wearing his hard hat and tool belt — from Purdue University. Mesa says, “Purdue Pete symbolizes the university’s engineering prowess and school pride” especially since “Virgo is all about precision, efficiency and making things work.”

Libra: Otto the Orange from Syracuse University

Like Libras, Otto the Orange’s playful energy and enthusiasm connect with fans of all ages at every school event. Mesa also says “Libra’s love for harmony, and socializing is reflected in Otto’s ability to bring people together with his contagious energy, creating an atmosphere of fun and unity.”

Scorpio: Blue Devilf from Duke University

The Blue Devil encompasses Scorpio’s “intense and mysterious energy” and “brings a dynamic and competitive edge to every event,” Mesa says.

“Dressed in blue and white with a dramatic mask, the Blue Devil engages fans with its electrifying energy, stirring passion and enthusiasm,” Mesa continues. “Just like Scorpio, its presence at Duke University’s events creates an atmosphere charged with anticipation and intrigue.”

Sagittarius: Cy the Cardinal from Iowa State University

Cy the Cardinal is best known to have an optimistic, friendly demeanor and adventurous spirit like Sagittarius.

“Just like this Fire sign — who loves to explore and embrace new experiences — Cy brings an infectious energy to every event,” Mesa says. “His joyful presence reminds us to stay optimistic and embrace life’s adventures.”

Capricorn: Rameses from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Like Capricorn, Ramses represents strength, resilience and determination. Mesa says, “Rameses doesn’t back down from a challenge and leads with unwavering dedication. His steady presence at athletic events reflects Capricorn’s grounded, hardworking nature, whether it’s gracing the field or energizing the crowd.”

Aquarius: Cosmo the Cougar from Brigham Young University

Cosmo the Cougar is community-oriented and innovative like Aquarius placements.

His dynamic performances showcase this Air sign’s love for originality and excitement,” Mesa explains. “The name ‘Cosmo’ also captures the stellar and cosmic nature that Aquarius is best known for.”

Pisces: Jayhawk from the University of Kansas

The Jayhawk is a mythical creature that has the features of both a blue jay and a sparrow hawk — which “perfectly aligns with the fluid, imaginative and mystical energy of Pisces.”

“Known for its connection to Kansas’ turbulent history, the Jayhawk represents the emotional depth, adaptability and resilience that this Water sign embodies,” Mesa adds.