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The story behind BYU's Cougar Tail phenomenon
Cougar Tails have been declared ESPN’s Concessions Food of the Year three times, making it clear that the 15-inch maple donut has become more than just a treat, it is now a part of BYU sports culture.
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Video of the Day: Die-hard BYU fan downs Cougar Tail on Jumbotron
11-year-old Beckham Bramwell earned the title of “Cougar Tail Kid” after devouring BYU’s most famous concession on the Jumbotron at two home men’s basketball games. Bramwell was first seen chomping on a Cougar Tail, a 15-inch maple bar, at the BYU vs. Kansas State game on Feb. 10. He was spotlighted yet again on Feb. 13, during the BYU versus UCF game.
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Students celebrate BYU Homecoming at 'Fan Jam'
BYU students crowded into the parking lot west of the LaVell Edwards Stadium to celebrate homecoming week with live music, dancing and other events on Oct. 15.
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