Scott began his career producing card stunts while a student at Purdue.

Cal students invented the college football tradition of card stunts.

The most enduring story of the game was the Caltech card stunt at halftime.

The show featured a number of her songs along with pyrotechnics, special effects and stadium card stunts.

The stadium was shown filled to capacity, with each spectator participating in a classic card stunt.

The card stunt at this time was showing the Moscow 1980 Olympic logo.

As universities switched back, students brought the card stunts with them and by that time they became a national phenomenon associated with college football.

The poncho stunt was similar to a precursor to card stunts often performed at college football games in Pac-10 schools.

Belov ascended to the cauldron through a path of cards created by the card stunt.

The NBC national television broadcast was trained on the band and card stunts.

The Grand Finale: Misha's head appeared on the card stunt.

This Big Game is recognized as the first intercollegiate game to feature card stunts.

During the whole match tifo were organized, like flares, big flags, transparents and card stunts.

For certain games during a season, Tiger's Lair does card stunts during halftime.

Arirang Festival mass games (also involves card stunts)

The cards spelled out "Trojans" in sequence and was immediately successful; over the next few years, many other universities began performing similar card stunts.

Card stunts are a planned, coordinated sequence of actions performed by an audience, whose members raise cards that, in the aggregate, create a recognizable image.

The card stunt was produced by JacobDavis Productions.

The Knights later received national media attention after the "Westwood Sucks" card stunt incident.

The Card stunt was then showing the Moscow Olympics logo, with rays spreading from it.

At halftime on January 2, the Washington card stunt was executed as the Caltech students had hoped.

The card stunt displays the coat of arms of the USSR.

Żyleta became famous for its spectacular visual displays, in particular card stunts, prepared by Legia supporters and presented during matches.

The first incidence of card stunts was performed by Cal fans at the halftime of the 1910 Big Game.

The Minnesota marching band performed first, followed by UW band, when the card stunts began.