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Welcome to "big time" football
Posted: Sat Sep 11, 2004 11:26 pm
by Flipper
Between the new uniforms for the players and the band, the new scorebaord and the good sized crowd, the atmosphere at the Doyt had a decidedly more "big time" feel to it.
I'm finally ready to say that we have fully recovered from the moribund era that ended 2000.
Great halftime show by the band and the men's chorale. I don't recall any haltime performance getting the standing ovation those kids received tonight. It was fantastic to see. (it it just me, or is the band numerically much larger this year?)
Re: Welcome to "big time" football
Posted: Sat Sep 11, 2004 11:28 pm
by Metz
Flipper wrote:Between the new uniforms for the players and the band, the new scorebaord and the good sized crowd, the atmosphere at the Doyt had a decidedly more "big time" feel to it.
I finally ready to say that we have fully recovered from the moribund era that ended 2000.
Great halftime show by the band and the men's chorale. I don't recall any haltime performance getting the standing ovation those kids received tonight. It was fantastic to see. (it it just me, or is the band numerically much larger this year?)
Thanks for the comments about halftime! There is like 230 kids in the band this year and last year we had around 190 so we definitely went up!
Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 12:12 am
by BGSU Falconz
Too bad the MAC is taking a nose dive, and all the MAC hate has started up again..
Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 12:18 am
by kdog27
Yes it is unfortunate that the MAC is stuggling right now. It puts a damper on what happened last season. Has a MAC team won a game that wasn't nonconf or a 1-aa team yet? That is not good
Re: Welcome to "big time" football
Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 8:34 am
by hammb
Flipper wrote:
Great halftime show by the band and the men's chorale. I don't recall any haltime performance getting the standing ovation those kids received tonight. It was fantastic to see. (it it just me, or is the band numerically much larger this year?)
The difference in size was notably different this year. I made mention of it during the show how huge our band looked...and this with McMetz on crutches on the sideline

lol
I'm not a real big band guy, but they sounded awesome last night. Combined with the chorus, it was a fantastic halftime show. Great job guys and keep up the hard work!
Re: Welcome to "big time" football
Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 12:34 pm
by Metz
hammb wrote:
The difference in size was notably different this year. I made mention of it during the show how huge our band looked...and this with McMetz on crutches on the sideline

lol
Out of the 200+, I bet I was the easiest to find out there! Third game and I will be back on the field though for good...
Re: Welcome to "big time" football
Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 1:41 pm
by ZiggyZoomba
McMetz811 wrote:hammb wrote:
The difference in size was notably different this year. I made mention of it during the show how huge our band looked...and this with McMetz on crutches on the sideline

lol
Out of the 200+, I bet I was the easiest to find out there! Third game and I will be back on the field though for good...
I got some photos of you on the sideline propped up on your crutches...but I have NO AA batteries and can't get them off of my battery-dead camera right now.

BGSU Band bigger than OSU's
Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 1:57 pm
by Falconboy
That's what a dude sittng next to me said. Yeah, I noticed an improvement too with the band. Sounded great!!
falconboy

Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 6:57 pm
by Warthog
Can't comment on the halftime show as I spent it in the Kids Zone with Freak watching 15,000 kids try to use the inflatable slide at one time. But the unis looked good!

Posted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 11:38 pm
by Falconfreak90
Warthog wrote:Can't comment on the halftime show as I spent it in the Kids Zone with Freak watching 15,000 kids try to use the inflatable slide at one time. But the unis looked good!

Good rappin with ya, WH! "Boys, you've got 10 minutes til the 2nd half starts!!!!"
