College Football Dog Names for Game-Day Fans, Page 4
| # | Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | Lou | Fame and war | Male | Germanic |
| 152 | Marcus | From the god Mars | Male | Latin |
| 153 | Maria | Bitter | Female | Hebrew |
| 154 | Marshall | Horse servant | Male | Germanic |
| 155 | Mary | Bitter | Female | Hebrew |
| 156 | Maxwell | Maccus's stream | Male | English |
| 157 | Mel | Uncertain, possibly bad town | Unisex | English |
| 158 | Merlin | Sea fort | Male | Welsh |
| 159 | Michele | Who is like God? | Female | Hebrew |
| 160 | Miles | Uncertain, perhaps peaceful | Male | Germanic |
| 161 | Monty | Gomeric's hill | Male | French |
| 162 | Natalie | Christ's birthday | Female | Italian |
| 163 | Nico | Victory of the people | Male | Greek |
| 164 | Nikita | Unconquered, unconquerable | Female | Greek |
| 165 | Niko | Victory of the people | Male | Greek |
| 166 | Orange | Orange | Unisex | English |
| 167 | Otis | English surname name from the medieval given name Ode or Odo | Male | English from Germanic |
| 168 | Otto | Wealth | Male | German |
| 169 | Palmer | Pilgrim | Male | English |
| 170 | Panther | A black leopard | Unisex | English |
| 171 | Paul | Small | Male | Latin |
| 172 | Peyton | Settlement of PÅ“ga | Unisex | English |
| 173 | Phoenix | Phoenix | Male | Greek |
| 174 | Quinn | Descendent of Cuinn | Male | Gaelic |
| 175 | Ram | Pleasing | Male | Sanskrit |
| 176 | Raven | The black-plumaged corvid | Unisex | English word name |
| 177 | Red | Red | Unisex | English |
| 178 | Reggie | Ruler with counsel | Unisex | Germanic |
| 179 | Remy | English form of French Rémy, ultimately from Latin for 'oarsman' or 'rower' | Unisex | English from French and Latin |
| 180 | Rex | King | Male | Latin |
| 181 | Robyn | Bright fame | Female | Germanic |
| 182 | Rock | Stone | Male | English |
| 183 | Roger | Famous spear | Male | English |
| 184 | Roman | Roman | Unisex | Latin |
| 185 | Ronnie | Ruler with counsel | Unisex | Norse |
| 186 | Rose | Rose | Female | Latin |
| 187 | Rudy | Famous wolf | Male | Germanic |
| 188 | Rufus | Red | Male | Latin |
| 189 | Sanders | Defending men | Male | Greek |
| 190 | Sandy | Defending men | Male | Greek |
| 191 | Scout | English word name for one sent to observe or gather information | Unisex | English |
| 192 | Sebastian | Man from Sebaste | Male | Latin |
| 193 | Shaw | Grove | Male | English |
| 194 | Sheldon | Protected hill | Male | English |
| 195 | Slate | Unisex | ||
| 196 | Spencer | Someone who gives out goods | Male | French |
| 197 | Sugar | A sweet powder from sugar cane. Slang for sweetheart. | Female | English |
| 198 | Tanner | Tanner | Male | English |
| 199 | Tate | "Pleasant And Bright."Some Variants Are Tait, Taite, And Tayte. | Female | English |
| 200 | Theo | Short form of Theodore, Theobald, and other names beginning with Theo- | Male | English and European short form |
220 names found. Page 4 of 5.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are good college football dog names?
Uga, Boomer, Crimson, Orange, Cotton, Sugar, Rose, Liberty, Gator, Tiger, Cougar, Panther, Ram, Trojan, Bo, Vince, Woody and Rudy create several distinct game-day naming lanes.
Which college football names suit a pair of dogs?
Sugar and Cotton, Rose and Orange, Bo and Vince, or Archie and Peyton make recognizable pairings whose sounds remain different in daily use.
Which subtle college football names work away from game day?
Barry, Archie, Herschel, Peyton, Eli, Cam, Reggie, Marcus, Baker, Kyler, Chance, Scout and Rudy sound like familiar pet or personal names even without the sports reference.