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3 schools use the "Golden Flashes" mascot.
Most common states: NY (2), OH (1)
The Golden Flashes mascot is quite an interesting and dynamic one, even though it might not be a living creature. The term "Golden Flashes" originated at Kent State University, where it was chosen in the late 1920s through a "Name the Team" contest. The name is symbolic of speed and energy, represented by the lightning bolt logo โก, which is a key part of their branding. Over the years, the mascot has evolved; initially, it was a golden retriever named "Flasher" in the 1950s, but later it transformed into a masked figure and eventually a golden eagle ๐ฆ in 1985. Today, the Golden Flashes mascot is a costumed golden eagle that gets the crowds pumped up during games. This mascot embodies the spirit of speed, golden excellence, and school pride, making it a unique and exciting part of Kent State's tradition.
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