Freddie wrote:Just about whatever the student section says or does is fine with me, as long as they continue to show up, be loud and have fun. While I understand the desire of many old-timers to revive chants/cheers from the good-old-days, it's really up to today's students to put their own stamp on the program.
My advice; be loud, be creative...but don't be vulgar.
This guy is my hero! Thanks for the support.
He's an OLD-timer, too!!
GO FALCONS!!
BEAT THE EGG SUCKERS!!!!!
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#NeverSurrender
#Relentless
#Resiliant
Falcon Hockey Fan wrote:The goal cheer starts right after the announcer says who scored the goal, the time of the goal, assists on the goal, and whatever else he says when we score.
We go "ohhhhhhhhhhhhh" then we start counting and that's what throws people off...they don't know when to stop "oohing" and when to start counting.
Yeah during my undergraduate time at BG I had that same issue
Falcon Hockey Fan wrote:The goal cheer starts right after the announcer says who scored the goal, the time of the goal, assists on the goal, and whatever else he says when we score.
We go "ohhhhhhhhhhhhh" then we start counting and that's what throws people off...they don't know when to stop "oohing" and when to start counting.
Yeah during my undergraduate time at BG I had that same issue
Same (when I wasn't up in the band). You just need to have one person be the leader, make sure he/she is visible to just about everyone that way when they begin the count, people can jump right in.
BGSU Class of 2010
Bachelor of Music - Music Education
