 Referee Lee Eisan, who borrowed a 50-cent piece from Oregon State's Martin Chaves to conduct the coin flip, made it back to Berkeley, California with Chaves' 50-cent piece in hand, upset that he had failed to return the coin.The East–West Shrine Game has been played after every college football season since 1925.The game started in San Francisco, California and, prior to 2006, would be played in the Bay Area every year, except for two years.