Members of the Rangers spirit team unfurl a giant flag at the start of TCU Football's Homecoming game against Baylor. Photo by James Anger
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The TCU Rangers’ spirit shows up across sports, local events and longstanding Fort Worth traditions.
The TCU Rangers, a coed spirit team that celebrates Western culture, does more than run flags across the field at Amon G. Carter Stadium. The team appears in a variety of campus and community events to create an “atmosphere where everyone feels a part of the family,” said Jason Lesikar ’02 (RM ’03), Rangers coordinator.
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