Good video and love the tradition here. Redcoats are going to be loud because it's a huge band, and sound good because they are talented musicians. But- from the standpoint of whipping a pre-game crowd into an absolute frenzy, does this really do it? I think not.
As another old Redcoat talking, I gotta agree with Joe. I understand it's the Dawg Walk and everyone's jacked up, but no excuse for sounding like shhhh-tuff that came out of Gainesville.
I hope this video doesn't catch like wildfire like the family zones one did.
In other news, ToonDawg just colored out of the lines for the first time ever.
As a former Redcoat, I know it could be just the way the microphone is placed and the direction of the trombone player's bell.
Now... I wish we had this when I was a Redcoat!
Of course when I was a Redcoat, Sanford Stadium held 55,000 people and everyone else sat on the tracks or the bridge! Then we got this guy named Herschel...
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An old redcoat here,
Someone needs to do something about that one trombone player that's jacking up that nice video. He just sounds nasty.
i got goose bumps hearing that...good job
Good video and love the tradition here. Redcoats are going to be loud because it's a huge band, and sound good because they are talented musicians. But- from the standpoint of whipping a pre-game crowd into an absolute frenzy, does this really do it? I think not.
I love that slow, southern, melodious version of Glory - thanks for the video!
As another old Redcoat talking, I gotta agree with Joe. I understand it's the Dawg Walk and everyone's jacked up, but no excuse for sounding like shhhh-tuff that came out of Gainesville.
I hope this video doesn't catch like wildfire like the family zones one did.
In other news, ToonDawg just colored out of the lines for the first time ever.
As a former Redcoat, I know it could be just the way the microphone is placed and the direction of the trombone player's bell.
Now... I wish we had this when I was a Redcoat!
Of course when I was a Redcoat, Sanford Stadium held 55,000 people and everyone else sat on the tracks or the bridge! Then we got this guy named Herschel...
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