Boise State's Kohl the Tee Dog passes away
Cowboy Kohl, who used to grab the kick-off tee off the field at Boise State football games, passed away on Thursday.
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Cowboy Kohl, who used to grab the kick-off tee off the field at Boise State football games, passed away on Thursday.
Cowboy Kohl (BSU Tee Dog) was an expert at getting Bronco Nation hyped after every kickoff. Kohl was the veteran tee retriever and passed away this week. Kickoffs will never be the same.
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