๐ŸพMascot: "Flashes"

26 schools use the "Flashes" mascot.

Most common states: IN (7), OH (6), NJ (4)

Top 5 Color Combinations:

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  • (4)
    Royal BlueWhite
  • (3)
    Royal BlueSilver
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    NavyGold
  • (2)
    GoldRoyal Blue
Fun Facts & Stats! ๐Ÿคฉ

The "Flashes" mascot is quite an interesting and unique concept, especially when you consider it's not an animal or a person, but more of an idea. The term "Flashes" is often associated with speed and energy, symbolized by a lightning bolt โšก, which is a key part of the Kent State University's athletics logo. This mascot type is all about being fast and dynamic, reflecting the quick and powerful movements of athletes. It's used by 26 schools, and interestingly, it's most popular per capita in Indiana. The idea behind this mascot is to evoke the sense of rapid movement and electrifying performances, making it a compelling and motivating symbol for school spirit. So, if you're looking for a mascot that embodies speed and energy, the "Flashes" is definitely one to consider ๐Ÿš€

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Mascot Insights: "Flashes"

Mascot Popularity by State (Top 10)
Which states have the *most* schools using this mascot? This chart shows the top 10 states with the highest total count.
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