Yes, many.
Washington State Cougars was created in 1890.
Washington State Cougars football was created in 1893.
The Cougars.
The Cougars.
Washington State Cougars
Deer, bears, cougars, foxes
2: Washington Huskers and Washington State Cougars.
The motto of Lakewood High School - Washington - is 'Home of the Cougars'.
Washington State Cougars
The cast of 1998 Rose Bowl - 1998 includes: Zach Adami as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Center Jeff Backus as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Tackle Leon Bender as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Defensive Tackle Dorian Boose as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Defensive End Lloyd Carr as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Head Coach Bob Griese as Himself - Color Commentator Brian Griese as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Quarterback (MVP) Tommy Hendricks as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Linebacker Brady Hoke as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Defensive Line Coach Jon Jansen as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Tackle Love Jefferson as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Tight End Dhani Jones as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Linebacker Ryan Leaf as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Quarterback Jason McEndoo as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Guard Ryan McShane as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Tackle Shawn McWashington as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Wide Receiver Dee Moronkola as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Cornerback Dewayne Patmon as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Defensive Back Will Peterson as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Defensive Back Rob Rainville as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Tackle Rob Renes as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Defensive Tackle Duane Stewart as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Strong Safety Tai Streets as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Wide Receiver Nian Taylor as Himself - Washignton St. Cougars Wide Receiver Shawn Tims as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Wide Receiver Jerame Tuman as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Tight End Andre Weathers as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Defensive Back Cory Withrow as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Guard Charles Woodson as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Cornerback Chris Ziemann as Himself - Michigan Wolverines Guard
The cast of 2003 Pacific Life Holiday Bowl - 2003 includes: Cedric Benson as Himself - Texas Longhorns Running Back Troy Bienemann as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Tight End Mack Brown as Himself - Texas Longhorns Head Coach Chris Bruhn as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Running Back Devard Darling as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Wide Receiver Bill Doba as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Head Coach Drew Dunning as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Kicker Phillip Geiggar as Himself - Texas Longhorns Defensive Back Mike Gottfried as Himself - Color Commentator Trandon Harvey as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Wide Receiver Tony Jeffery as Himself - Texas Longhorns Wide Receiver Matt Kegel as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Quarterback Matt Melton as Himself - Texas Longhorns Defensive Back Chance Mock as Himself - Texas Longhorns Quarterback Sammy Moore as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Wide Receiver (Co-MVP) Bo Scaife as Himself - Texas Longhorns Tight End Vince Young as Himself - Texas Longhorns Quarterback Selvin Young as Himself - Texas Longhorns Running Back
The cast of 1981 Holiday Bowl - 1981 includes: LaVell Edwards as Himself - BYU Cougars Head Coach Kurt Gunther as Himself - BYU Cougars Kicker Tom Holmoe as Himself - BYU Cougars Cornerback Jim McMahon as Himself - BYU Cougars Quarterback (Co-MVP) Mike Mees as Himself - BYU Cougars Punter Scott Pettis as himself Dan Plater as Himself - BYU Cougars Wide Receiver Jim Walden as Himself - Washington St. Cougars Head Coach Kyle Whittingham as Himself - BYU Cougars Linebacker (Co-MVP)