Kent State Golden Flashes splinter Ready for blackout games at

Ready for blackout games at the ‘Shoe and beyond

If you’re Polish all the way

Spectator sports: there’s nothing like ‘em

With classic characters like Charlie Conway

Ratified in January of 1919 but enacted a year later

Kent State Golden Flashes splinter Ready for blackout games atThe Golden Flashes date back to 1926, when Kent State held a contest for a new mascot. From a golden retriever named Flasher to a cartoon character named Grog to a golden palomino, the Golden Flash has been many things over KSUs history; in 1985, the school settled on a golden eagle named Flash, who has been the official mascot ever since. Pay homage.