that November). The Vandals had used WSU's Rogers Field for its three Palouse home games in 1969 and were planning to use it again in for four home games in 1970. Without another suitable stadium in the Moscow-Pullman vicinity, Idaho played its 1970 home schedule at the reduced capacity Rogers Field, returning to its Moscow campus in October 1971. The 1970 WSU-Idaho game in Spokane on September 19 was dubbed "The Displaced Bowl", and was easily won by the Cougars, their only victory of the season. The name "Rogers Field" continues on campus, transferred to areas used for intramural sports and football practices, west of the stadium. Tradition The public address announcer at Martin Stadium is Glenn Johnson, a professor emeritus at WSU who is also the mayor of Pullman. Johnson is known for his first-down call of "...and that's ANOTHER Cougar first down!" In recent years, the crowd has chanted "...COUGAR FIRST DOWN!" in unison along with Johnson. See also List of NCAA Division I FBS football stadiums References External links World Stadiums.com – photos – Martin Stadium College football venues Washington State Cougars football venues Buildings and structures in Pullman, Washington American football venues in Washington (state) Tourist attractions in Whitman County, Washington 1972 establishments in Washington (state) Sports venues completed in 1972