Would have been better if he had thrown an Orange. They are the Sunshine state and all, home to Anita Bryant.rebelAg02 said:
I always thought when Chief Osceola rode out to the 50 and threw his pear into the ground with FSU doing their war chant it was one of the best scenes in sports
rebelAg02 said:
I always thought when Chief Osceola rode out to the 50 and threw his pear into the ground with FSU doing their war chant it was one of the best scenes in sports
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I always thought when Chief Osceola rode out to the 50 and threw his pear into the ground with FSU doing their war chant it was one of the best scenes in sports
I love throwing pears. Am I now in the in crowd?rebelAg02 said:
I always thought when Chief Osceola rode out to the 50 and threw his pear into the ground with FSU doing their war chant it was one of the best scenes in sports
WolfCall said:
... chopping in unison, I thought it was one of the greatest atmospheres in College Football.
Will current TAMU students care to tell me how that atmosphere could have been improved with a DJ?
https://www.fsu.edu/seminole-tribe/90ags said:
amazed in this day and age they are allowed to do it still .... must have a rights agreement with the Seminole tribe of FL (who do really do their chants as such nor tomahawk/karate chop anyone with their arms). Ah the silliness.
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FSU does not have a mascot, but rather a symbol that we respect and honor.
Since becoming a coeducational university in 1947, we have had the honor and privilege of calling ourselves "Seminoles" in tribute to the federally recognized Tribe's resilience. As a sovereign tribe, the Seminole Tribe of Florida works closely with FSU to ensure that the use of the Seminole name and iconography are used with consistency to the Tribe's values. Additionally, we collaborate on various issues of mutual interest and representatives of the Tribe consistently serve as dignitaries at various university functions.
Here are Miami fans singing along at FSU.WolfCall said:
... chopping in unison, I thought it was one of the greatest atmospheres in College Football.
Will current TAMU students care to tell me how that atmosphere could have been improved with a DJ?
