Ol' Crimson
Washington State Cougars flag flown at College GameDay
Ol' Crimson is a Washington State Cougars flag flown in the background of College GameDay, a weekly college football TV program set on different college campuses across the nation.[1][2]
References
- ^ Jones, Kelsey (October 22, 2015). "How Washington State's Ol' Crimson flag became a staple at ESPN's College Gameday". Sports Illustrated. Retrieved October 5, 2023.
The tradition began in 2003 at a GameDay show in Texas. Tom Pounds, a WSU alumnus, drove to Texas with the flag to convince the show to come to Pullman. At the time, WSU was in the midst of a nine win season. The flag, christened Ol' Crimson, grew in popularity. [...] Twelve years later GameDay still has not stopped in Pullman. The flag has become a nationally recognized symbol representing the fan base that will never stop its love affair with its football team and school.
- ^ "Ol' Crimson flies over Pullman". Washington State Magazine. February 2, 2019. Retrieved October 5, 2023.
After 15 years of faithfully waving the Cougar flag on ESPN's College GameDay, the whole nation saw the symbol of Cougar pride at the first airing of the popular football pregame TV show in Pullman on October 20, 2018.
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