Josh Mancuso

Josh Mancuso is an actor, comedian, filmmaker, and entrepreneur recognized by sports fans as The College Mascot Guy. With a background in communications and leadership, including a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Emory & Henry College and a Master of Arts in Leadership from Luther Rice University, Mancuso has built a career at the intersection of sports media, comedy, and digital content creation. His transition from video production to on-camera performance began when one of his comedy videos gained significant online traction, leading to a growing demand for his work among college sports audiences.

Mancuso's comedic video shorts have garnered more than 150 million views and attracted over 650,000 followers across social media platforms. His content, which includes sketches about college mascots and fan rivalries, is known for its humor and broad appeal among sports fans. Mancuso's original characters, such as Coach Lance and Tennessee Vols fan Randy the Mullet Guy, have become popular fixtures in his videos. Coach Lance was created and filmed in a single day following the departure of a Tennessee head coach.

In addition to his digital presence, Mancuso has appeared in short films, commercials, TV shows, and independent feature films, including "It's Alright Now," "Thank You Kindly," and "Murder by Numbers." He hosts "The Josh Mancuso Show," a comedic interview series produced by Rated Red, featuring guests such as ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit, country artist Walker Hayes, Cooper Manning, and NASCAR Cup Series driver Todd Gilliland. The show highlights Mancuso's ability to blend sports, entertainment, and humor for a national audience.

Mancuso has received a 40 Under 40 Award and multiple acting honors. He is the founder of Honorable Mention Sports, a Substack publication focused on sports media with a comedic perspective. As a keynote speaker, live event entertainer, and panelist, Mancuso shares expertise in social media growth, entrepreneurship, and viral content strategies, offering insights on brand building and digital engagement. His work continues to influence the landscape of American sports entertainment.