It's not every college football bowl game that features ritualistic sacrifice of a bowl game mascot after completion of the game. But then, not every team gets to play in the Pop-Tarts Bowl.

The biggest question throughout the Pop-Tarts Bowl — apart from whether Cam Ward was playing or if he was injured — was which Pop-Tarts mascot would be chosen for ritual sacrifice. If that ...

1989 was the first year the Kansas City Chiefs introduced the K.C. Wolf mascot to their fans and the world alike. The mascot got his name after a group of Chiefs fans who were noisy and cheerful ...

In the first Pop-Tarts Bowl last season, the non-edible Strawberry mascot had a brutally funny message before getting toasted: “Dreams really do come true.” Keeping in line with the theme of ...

With Donna Summer’s classic hit “Hot Stuff” booming through the speakers at Camping World Stadium, the mascot known as Cinnamon Roll danced its way to immortality. It joined last year’s ...

After becoming an online sensation in its debut year in 2023 with a postgame celebration that included a toaster pastry mascot sacrificing itself to the winning team, the Pop-Tarts Bowl ...

The first Pop-Tarts Bowl featured the brave Strawberry Pop-Tart mascot sacrificing itself for the hungry Kansas State Wildcats. We thought that was the end of the Strawberry Pop-Tart mascot ...

It's one of the greatest bowl game mascots in college football — and it's edible. The Pop-Tarts Bowl mascot is back, and perhaps tastier than ever. No. 16 Miami and No. 18 Iowa State will play ...

There was already great anticipation for the mascots of Saturday’s Pop-Tarts Bowl. Last year’s mascot, Strawberry Frosted, had been eaten by Kansas State players after their win over NC State.

The game, played in Orlando, Florida, will feature Miami and Iowa State this time around — as well as a live Pop-Tarts mascot, a trophy with an actual, working toaster, and a giant toaster used ...

the Pop-Tarts Bowl is fun. From an edible mascot to a functioning toaster in the trophy, there are plenty of curious questions surrounding Saturday's game between the Hurricanes and Cyclones.

What do you remember most from last college football season: Michigan winning the national championship, or the Pop-Tarts Bowl mascot being lowered into a giant toaster holding a sign that read ...