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WHAT FOOTBALL TRADITIONS DOES YOUR FCS TEAM HAVE?
Re: WHAT FOOTBALL TRADITIONS DOES YOUR FCS TEAM HAVE?
Losing championships
Yeah I said it
Yeah I said it
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ArmyOfDarkness
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Re: WHAT FOOTBALL TRADITIONS DOES YOUR FCS TEAM HAVE?
Well hello Mister Fancypants. I've got news for you pal, you ain't leadin' but two things right now: Jack and sh¡t... and Jack left town. - Ash
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Appaholic
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Re: WHAT FOOTBALL TRADITIONS DOES YOUR FCS TEAM HAVE?
Empty stadium? EWU & Western Carolina have that tradition as well....∞∞∞ wrote: And oh yeah, this baby:
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Consume. Watch TV. Be Silent. Work. Die.
“It’s like someone found a manic, doom-prophesying hobo in a sandwich board, shaved him, shot him full of Zoloft and gave him a show.” - The Buffalo Beast commenting on Glenn Beck
Consume. Watch TV. Be Silent. Work. Die.
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Blue Hen Fanatic
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Re: WHAT FOOTBALL TRADITIONS DOES YOUR FCS TEAM HAVE?
One of my favorite BLUE HEN FOOTBALL traditions in the TUB is when the band sends several trumpet players up the steps of each section to play the Fight Song during the game, and fans raise their fists high at the end of it while yelling FIGHT......FIGHT FIGHT!!!! 
On December 12, 1775 the Continental Congress created a Battalion of minuteman from the three counties in Delaware. Kent county militia were fans and owners of Game Cocks; Fight'n Blue Hens as they were called. The Fight'n Blue Hens became known far and wide as the very best Fighting Game Cocks around. Thus, the Blue Hen was established.
