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Gamecocks and Chickens

Posted on April 23, 2008 By Tom No Comments on Gamecocks and Chickens
Restaurants, Weirdness

Wing Zone

I don’t get it. Columbia seems to have an unusual number of establishments where you can eat chicken, especially wings. Yet the USC mascot is the Gamecock. Isn’t that a bit cannibalistic??

Carolina Wings

I mean, it would kind of be like Maryland (Terrapins) having lots of eateries that feature turtle stew.

Perhaps it’s a chauvinistic thing. Gamecocks by definition are male, but it’s OK to eat the female of the species.

Or, maybe it’s just that this is a college town and chicken wings have a high mass-to-cash ratio. They’re cheap, and the students don’t really care about any mascot implications.

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