The big question tonight is what about Bevo? Peach Bowl President and CEO Gary Stokan said he keeps getting questions on why the beloved real-life mascot has been banned from the Texas vs. Arizona State bowl game.

It is beginning to feel like college football's hierarchy has it in for Bevo. On Monday, it was announced the legendary Texas Longhorns mascot will not be allowed to attend the Peach Bowl between Arizona State and the Longhorns.

Once again, the Texas Longhorn football team will have to compete without their beloved mascot. The Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl announced on Monday that it will not be able to accommodate Bevo on the sidelines for the game against Arizona State on Jan.

The Texas Longhorns will be shorthanded for their Peach Bowl matchup against Arizona State on Jan. 1. It's not injury-related, either. The Peach Bowl officially announced Monday that Longhorns mascot Bevo, a real-life longhorn steer, is not allowed at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the game due to limited space.

The Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl confirmed on Monday night that Bevo the Longhorn won’t be allowed at the game on New Year’s Day.

Texas will be without a key member of its family for its College Football Playoff game against Arizona State on New Year's Day. The Chick-fil-A Peach

Texas and Arizona State are set to play in the Peach Bowl in Atlanta on New Year's Day. A Zoo Atlanta elephant makes a prediction for the game.

With a win over the Clemson Tigers in the first round of the College Football Playoffs, the Texas Longhorns advanced to the quarterfinals against the Arizona State Sun Devils in the Peach Bowl. This w

Arizona State has been here before. Picked to finish last in the Big 12 with incredibly long odds to even qualify for a bowl game, Kenny Dillingham's football team stunned the college football world by winning the Big 12 and earning a berth in the College Football Playoff.