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Wisconsin Bans "Air Ball" et al From Being Chanted

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I thought stuff like this started in California. :ohbrother:

Also, what if a student is tossed for chanting one of the above phrases? What are you going to yell at him if you can’t yell “You can’t do that!”

 

The above line in the story is my favorite.

Haven't read the article, why can't you chant Air Ball?

Who chants “Sieve”?

‏@JayBilas · 8m8 minutes ago

WIAA acceptable chant on FT attempt: "We cannot in good conscience pretend we want you to make this, but wish you good luck, nonetheless."

The adults should organize pep clubs and raise 14 different kinds of hell at every game.

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Haven't read the article, why can't you chant Air Ball?

 

It is disrespectful.

The adults should organize pep clubs and raise 14 different kinds of hell at every game.

 

Some places do that already :)

Factoid of the day.

 

The air ball chant is almost always in the notes F and D.

It is disrespectful.

 

The students should boycott.

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I'm guessing "cheese wiener" isn't going to fly either.

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The students should boycott.

 

I see a lot of high school gyms. Most students are already boycotting.

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