One of the U.S. Naval Academy’s mascots and good luck charms has died, the academy announced Wednesday.The white purebred Angora goat, Bill XXXV, was taken Tuesday to the New Bolton Center in ...

The Midshipmen will take the field during December's Army-Navy game in new uniforms inspired by their 125-year-old mascot, Bill the Goat. Naval Academy Varsity Athletics image ...

Survived by his brother, Bill XXXVI, and the recently retired Bill XXXIII and Bill XXXIV, who both served as Navy mascots since 2007, the white, purebred Angora goat spent 2015 as a “Navy mascot ...

Two goats walk into a dog-wash. This is no joke. On Sunday morning, before Bark ‘N’ Bean in Annapolis officially opened for the day, Navy mascot Bill the Goat 37 looked at his twin brother ...

Cadets at West Point attempting to steal the U.S. Naval Academy’s mascot before the annual Army-Navy football game in two weeks grabbed the wrong goat. U.S. Military Academy cadets traveled to a ...

All 37 have been named Bill, and over the last 70 years, ... Md., and tried to sneak up to the paddock where the current goat mascot, a young angora with curly white wool, ...

The Naval Academy class of 1971, in particular, loves Bill the Goat. In fact, its members are the goat’s biggest benefactor. It’s the reason why Bill sports the number 71 on his jersey.

Since then the academy has had a succession of goats, the majority named “Bill,” but a few brandished their own unique titles. The goat mascot from 1906 to 1912 was named “Three-to-Nothing ...

But instead of taking off with Bill No. 37, a young angora with curly white wool who serves as the current mascot, the cadets goat-napped a retired, one-horned arthritic animal that is 14 years ...

Cadets at West Point attempting to steal the U.S. Naval Academy’s mascot before the annual Army-Navy football game in two weeks grabbed the wrong goat. U.S. Military Academy cadets traveled to a ...