Coliseum crew had trouble covering USC, Pac-12 logo for Rams game
The grounds crew at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum had trouble prepping the playing field for Sunday’s NFL game after the USC Trojans hosted a game against Arizona State a day earlier.
The red Pac-12 logo was still visible on the field, as well as the USC logos in the end zone and at midfield.
congrats to the groundskeeping crew at the Coliseum, who saw a task, shrugged, and just said "it's LA, no one will care anyway" pic.twitter.com/oloz4sgQ0z
— Christian D'Andrea (@TrainIsland) October 28, 2018
A “Go Pack Go” chant just broke out at the Coliseum. Lots of #Packers fans here today, per usual whenever they’re on the road. Kickoff less than an hour away. pic.twitter.com/IudCm5D06F
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) October 28, 2018
The winner of today's Packers/Rams game will put themselves in prime position to play Washington State in the Pac-12 Championship Game. pic.twitter.com/LTvaxdSnqx
— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) October 28, 2018
The Los Angeles Rams probably did not feel it was a huge deal, but it was funny seeing the blue paint combine with the red paint in the end zone to form a shade of purple.
When the Rams move into their new stadium in Inglewood, Calif., they won’t have to worry about these issues.
