By Hank Sanders Come for the football, stay for the mayonnaise bath, the mayonnaise eating contest, the mayonnaise race, mayonnaise tastings, mayonnaise bobbing … The Duke’s Mayo Bowl ...

A special guest revealed himself after Minnesota beat Virginia Tech in the Queen City’s college football bowl game at Bank of America Stadium.

Bowl season has a new best friend. Duke's Mayo Bowl is replete with plenty of traditions, some of which draw acclaim, others can repel even the most avid football watchers. One of the more recent ...

One of the more entertaining non-CFP bowl games takes place on Friday between Minnesota and Virginia Tech. It's the 2025 Duke's Mayo Bowl, and per tradition -- as well as sponsorship arrangement ...

It’s the tradition that will make you nauseous every time: the coach of the winner of the Duke’s Mayo Bowl gets a vat of mayonnaise dumped on his head, and the photos are … something.

The Minnesota Golden Gophers earned their head coach a mayonnaise bath with a 24-10 win over the Virginia Tech Hokies in Duke's Mayo Bowl on Friday. “I’m excited for this one,” Minnesota ...

It’s college football bowl season in 2024! Woohoo! And in the 2025 Duke’s Mayo Bowl (with its amazing mayo mascot) taking place in Charlotte, we’ve got Minnesota playing against Virginia ...

Before any mayonnaise was dumped, the Duke’s Mayo Bowl mascot, Tubby, revealed himself. The celebrity underneath the costume at Charlotte’s annual college football bowl game? Flavor Flav.

During the Duke's Mayo Bowl in Charlotte, North Carolina, Flavor Flav served as the celebrity guest mascot. He patrolled the sidelines as "Tubby" throughout Friday night's game before being ...

2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Duke's Mayonnaise turned up the flavor at the 2025 Duke's Mayo Bowl with an epic post-game surprise: Duke's beloved mascot Tubby unmasked to reveal none other than hip-hop ...

Gophers quarterback Max Brosmer was named to the Shrine Bowl West All-Practice Team on Wednesday. The position was voted for ...

Then the 44-year-old coach strapped on a Duke’s Mayo Bowl necktie and — with his players watching and chanting “Mayo! Mayo!” — was drenched on a chilly 40-degree night, a celebration ...