The Tower The 27-story Main Building, the UT Tower, is bathed in orange-colored lights to stand as a beacon to the Longhorns’ success. The Eyes of Texas The Longhorns join the fans and the Longhorn Band to sing the Eyes Of Texas at the end of every game. Texas Fight “Texas Fight” earned a top 10 national ranking in ratings compiled in 1990 by Bill Studwell, a librarian at Northern Illinois University and self-styled fight song expert. Game Day Texas boasts some of the proudest game-day traditions in the nation. The Texas Seal Set foot on the UT campus and you'll find it in the front covers of library books, on the shoulder patches of UT police officers, inlaid on the floor in Gregory Gym, on brass plaques that recognize University donors, and in limestone ornaments adorning UT buildings. Hook'Em Horns Texas’ world-renowned Hook'Em Horns sign, created by head cheerleader Harley Clark in 1955, was voted the nation’s top hand signal by Sports Illustrated. Bevo Bevo, a Texas Longhorn, has been a fixture at UT games since 1966. The Longhorn mascot epitomizes the pride and tradition of Texas Football. Torchlight Parade The Torchlight Parade is the annual spirit event held on campus to show support for the Longhorns as they go on to play Oklahoma in the Red River Shootout in Dallas. Hex Rally Each year before the post-Thanksgiving game, thousands of Longhorns fans light candles and converge on the steps of UT's Main Building to hex the Aggies.