ION College University of Tennessee "Smokey" Stone Mascot

Marsoni

M251S

$197.95

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ION College University of Tennessee "Smokey" Stone MascotDescription Standing proudly beside the Power T is the University of Tennessees own double zero, Smokey, the symbol of the Volunteer nation. Vol fans across the country will want to proudly display this famous mascot to help cheer on the Big Orange. Smokey was, and is, a blue tick coonhound, a native Tennessee breed. In 1953, the Tennessee pep club held a contest to select a mascot and Smokey won by a large margin. There have been nine Smokeys since,

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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2026