How about Sweet Cyclone?Uggh. No thank you. And that goes double for "War Cyclone"
Seems like a ton of schools have their 'one side says ______, other side follows with ________' chant.
I thought that was a BYU ripoff but not sure. If it is, it should be dumped cause of what those turds said to Melvin.The kill chant is so lame. It’s not loud. It also has it’s origins in that pathetic TCU game. Scrap it.
OMG THIS!Let’s get this really going. I hate Sweet Caroline.
Is "Cyclone Power" the cheer that was basically "taught" to the fans before a football game and we were told this was going to become a tradition? Or am I misremembering? Either way...the best traditions are organic...no need to invent a tradition!
I think I remember Cyclone Power from 80's basketball games.
I can't stand the Juicy Wiggle or whatever it is.
It wasThat might be...I do recall being at Trice and having someone lead the fans in a "new" tradition/cheer. I just thought it was so odd to be intentionally starting a tradition.
Remember the years the studen section would even chant "the refs F* sheep!" over and over then they would follow it up with "the sheep said no!" Not sure when that ended but I clearly remember it being chanted loudly at both FB and BB games when I was a student. Not saying it was a classy chant but refs used to hear a lot worse things than they do now.I liked the FU Refs at the end of the OSU game.
That might be...I do recall being at Trice and having someone lead the fans in a "new" tradition/cheer. I just thought it was so odd to be intentionally starting a tradition.
That was a common chant at the hockey arena in the early 90s. Then again I was there when the crowd and opposing team was fighting over the top of the glass.Remember the years the studen section would even chant "the refs F* sheep!" over and over then they would follow it up with "the sheep said no!" Not sure when that ended but I clearly remember it being chanted loudly at both FB and BB games when I was a student. Not saying it was a classy chant but refs used to hear a lot worse things than they do now.