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Top 10 Things About Friday Night Football

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We've been doing that for about twenty years (it's been that long since mom quit going; honestly, it's so much better!)

You better watch it...I think I saw a new BGP poster named gchs_uk9mom or something to that extent.

You can't forget about the band and the cheerleaders creating excitment!

Awesome student sections make for the best atmospheres. If you have ever seen a CovCath student section then you know what I'm talking about.

Here's mine what have you got?

 

1. The Game

2. Winning

3. Tailgating

4. The excitement before the game

5. The trip to away games

6. The Hot Dogs and other food

7. The Cool Air

8. Hanging out with friends

9. Music

10. Talking on Preps after the game.

What about the Lights and the Bands?:thumb:
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What about the Lights and the Bands?:thumb:

 

That's something we need to work on is the Black Bear Band a lot of times they are non-existent! Of course we only have had 3 home games so far, but I can hardly remember hearing them. I don't like to get caught up in all of this look at me at a football game. There wouldn't be a need for a band or cheerleaders on Friday nights if it wasn't for Football!

 

I don't think we have a big problem with that but I think people have forgotten that Cheerleaders and the Band are out there to help support the Football team, When the team needs a shot it's the band and cheerleaders job to do that!

 

But I agree it's hard to beat hearing the Band tear into a good song, with the crowd chatter and cheerleaders going in the background. That really makes the atmosphere. Lets make that number 10a.

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