By Austin Nivison, 247Sports: College football spring games offer teams the chance to cut loose and have a little fun. Washington State head coach Nick Rolovich took full advantage of that on Saturday.
At the start of their 2021 spring game, the Cougars elected to forego the traditional coin toss to determine which side gets the first possession. Instead, Washington State brought out the long snappers to let them have the spotlight for a minute.
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