It's college football. Let loose with the videoboard and sound system for the intro, use the marching band for halftime.
"No matter how many hours you study opponent films, there's only going to be eleven players on the other side of the line of scrimmage." - Sid Gillman
It's a simple game in which strategic beauty comes not from being surprised by some new clever trick, but from the sublime, routine brilliance of a master in his element.
Would you rather I post that I seen Tiller and his girlfreind at Walmart tonight?
I thought it was a good idea to spice it up for marketing of the new score board to the public.
Guess I will just have to go back to drinking a beer in the parking lot at half time.
There is no where near enough time at halftime to set up a stage and have a concert. I've never seen that done at a regular season game. It's more something that happens at Bowl and national Championship games, where they extend the halftime.
Why would you take one of the best marching bands in the land off the field? Am I missing something?
Just so you know, my next comment comes from someone who used to go to the football games early to get a good seat to watch the band. I think the band is slippin a little. They just don't seem to have the same energy they used to. They just don't seem to be as entertaining as they used to be. Just sayin'.
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