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  • #31
    Re: UNI Football Traditions

    Originally posted by FOTY View Post
    Fixed it for ya.... I love how loud it gets, I only wish we would get that loud before the visitors get to the line of scrimage. But it's still one of my favorite parts of the game.
    Maybe we could play music nearly up until the snap of the football when the visitors have the ball, ala SFA a couple weeks ago.

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    • #32
      Re: UNI Football Traditions

      Originally posted by achrist70 View Post
      I would say that the whole band entrance gives me goose bumps especially when they play that first note.
      I echo this. When the drums start up right before the whole band storms the field... love it.
      "...the Northern Iowa men's basketball team reached the ultimate highs before hitting a devastating low. Unexpected success, followed by unimaginable failure. And they owned it -- all of it -- for the world to see. Like men. Like leaders. Like champions -- in a way no tournament bracket could ever define."

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      • #33
        Re: UNI Football Traditions

        Originally posted by jegbomb52 View Post
        My favorite would be the drummers behind the garage door playing before the door opens...the other cool thing the players probably don't get to experience anymore is how dark it gets behind the garage door when the door behind you closes before they open the one into the dome. Anyone who has been in there can attest it is one of the coolest feelings. I doubt that happens anymore with the locker room where it is now.
        It's still pretty dark. That is probably one of the coolest things a UNI fan can experience.
        Selling a lot of old UNI stuff here: http://www.panthernation.com/showthread.php?t=65762

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        • #34
          Re: UNI Football Traditions

          My favorite tradition that is no longer was the toilet paper one referenced earlier. Back in the early-mid 1990's, with UNI playing some AMAZING football (damn wall vs. Kenny Shedd!) those TP rolls flying through the air after touchdowns was a sight to behold. Though you'd better have a spare roll in your dorm room because they bathrooms were raided each home game and no rolls were to be found until Monday!

          Ahhh....the good 'ol days

          ANother fav - PR's intro. Nothing better out there in my opinion! Not to mention Gary's "Oh Baby" on the airwaves!

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          • #35
            Re: UNI Football Traditions

            Originally posted by Panther-Sheik View Post
            Love that logo
            Yep.


            .....
            UNI isn't exactly splitting atoms in terms of academics. -run&blade

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            • #36
              Re: UNI Football Traditions

              People also used to throw big beach balls around in the crowd. And remember the remote control blimp that dropped coupons into the stands???
              "...the Northern Iowa men's basketball team reached the ultimate highs before hitting a devastating low. Unexpected success, followed by unimaginable failure. And they owned it -- all of it -- for the world to see. Like men. Like leaders. Like champions -- in a way no tournament bracket could ever define."

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              • #37
                Re: UNI Football Traditions

                Originally posted by Born-a-Panther View Post
                People also used to throw big beach balls around in the crowd. And remember the remote control blimp that dropped coupons into the stands???
                Sally Hatfield Club and the Drake Bulldogs stole the blimp for bulldog basketball

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                • #38
                  Re: UNI Football Traditions

                  Originally posted by jnutt View Post
                  Sally Hatfield Club and the Drake Bulldogs stole the blimp for bulldog basketball
                  Do they call it the D+ Dirigible?

                  Kaboom

                  "Oh the humanity!!"
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                  • #39
                    Re: UNI Football Traditions

                    Originally posted by PantherChic View Post
                    My favorite tradition that is no longer was the toilet paper one referenced earlier. Back in the early-mid 1990's, with UNI playing some AMAZING football (damn wall vs. Kenny Shedd!) those TP rolls flying through the air after touchdowns was a sight to behold. Though you'd better have a spare roll in your dorm room because they bathrooms were raided each home game and no rolls were to be found until Monday!

                    Ahhh....the good 'ol days

                    ANother fav - PR's intro. Nothing better out there in my opinion! Not to mention Gary's "Oh Baby" on the airwaves!
                    if people think having kids throwing footballs on the field is dangerous, try taking one of those industrial toilet paper rolls off the noggin.....

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                    • #40
                      Re: UNI Football Traditions

                      Originally posted by JayJ79 View Post
                      if people think having kids throwing footballs on the field is dangerous, try taking one of those industrial toilet paper rolls off the noggin.....
                      I think we've had this discussion before, but the practice seemed to slow down considerably after Terry Allen took a full roll to the back of his head in about 1995 or 96.
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                      • #41
                        Re: UNI Football Traditions

                        Large-breasted, drunk freshmen chicks who shave their coochies hanging on upperclassmen players at the bars after a win.

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                        • #42
                          Re: UNI Football Traditions

                          Originally posted by TravelingPanther View Post
                          It's still pretty dark. That is probably one of the coolest things a UNI fan can experience.
                          Several years ago UNI had an auction on Ebay that let the winning fan run out of the tunnel with the team, full sideline and lockerroom access during the game. I won it for my son on his 7th birthday. I don't know who had more fun? Him or me. The best part was being in the tunnel with the players and the drums were pounding! We even went into the locker room at half time! What an awesome experience.
                          "Another six or seven years and 1988 will be made to feel slightly unwelcome, I'm sure."

                          Quote from Newsbreaker, mark the time 10:47pm, August 31, 2014.

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                          • #43
                            Re: UNI Football Traditions

                            Originally posted by 1988 View Post
                            Several years ago UNI had an auction on Ebay that let the winning fan run out of the tunnel with the team, full sideline and lockerroom access during the game. I won it for my son on his 7th birthday. I don't know who had more fun? Him or me. The best part was being in the tunnel with the players and the drums were pounding! We even went into the locker room at half time! What an awesome experience.
                            That sounds pretty sweet! Really wish they would do that again some year.....

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                            • #44
                              Re: UNI Football Traditions

                              Originally posted by 1988 View Post
                              Several years ago UNI had an auction on Ebay that let the winning fan run out of the tunnel with the team, full sideline and lockerroom access during the game. I won it for my son on his 7th birthday. I don't know who had more fun? Him or me. The best part was being in the tunnel with the players and the drums were pounding! We even went into the locker room at half time! What an awesome experience.
                              Speaking of auctions did anyone see how much the auction for the vip trip to the missouri state game on the team charter?
                              "I think they're very good," Farley said of the preseason top 25 Hawkeyes. "But so are we."

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                              • #45
                                Re: UNI Football Traditions

                                Originally posted by jegbomb52 View Post
                                My favorite would be the drummers behind the garage door playing before the door opens...
                                Originally posted by achrist70 View Post
                                I would say that the whole band entrance gives me goose bumps especially when they play that first note.
                                Originally posted by Born-a-Panther View Post
                                I echo this. When the drums start up right before the whole band storms the field... love it.
                                I've had a kid on the marching band drumline for the last 5 years so I guess I'm a little biased but the drumline's initial "hit" and then starting the cadence to march out onto the field always gives me huge goosebumps. My kids have played in the tunnel for the players before they come out and they said it's a pretty intense experience.

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