Vandalism
As is a part of many fierce rivalries, vandalism has also been a part of the Tuscola–Pisgah rivalry. Pisgah fans became notorious for spray painting the water tower and sidewalks on Tuscola hill, while Tuscola fans have bleached the grass and torn up the field at Pisgah. To counteract vandalism, security at the schools has been increased around the time of the rivalry and Tuscola's water tower that was once painted gold with a Mountaineer logo (and plenty of graffiti) has been painted hunter green in order to camouflage it. Despite these efforts, vandalism has continued to plague the rivalry- most recently in 2007 when graffiti was found spray painted on the Tuscola High School field house.
Read more about this topic: Tuscola-Pisgah Rivalry, Fan Support
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