The Washington State flag flies everywhere, even under water

Washington State fans are a loyal, devoted bunch. Flip on ESPN's College GameDay any Saturday morning in the fall and you will see the Washington State flag flying in the background. There is a great history behind the tradition of flying the flag everywhere ESPN's premier college football program travels. We're still waiting for the day when we spot it at a presidential inauguration. Recently took his passion for the Cougars to new heights.

Or depths. In this case, 127 feet below sea level.

Deep sea diving in Grenada, this Washington State fan posed with the Washington State flag at the site of the sunken ship, the Bianca C. The passenger ship had the unfortunate fate of sinking not once, but twice while in operation. If that doesn't make for the perfect underwater setting for a Washington State fan, what will?

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Kevin McGuire is the national college football writer for Examiner.com and host of the No 2-Minute Warning podcast.

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About Kevin McGuire

Contributor to Athlon Sports and The Comeback. Previously contributed to NBCSports.com. Host of the Locked On Nittany Lions Podcast. FWAA member and Philadelphia-area resident.

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