I was texting many of these real time to friends who couldn't watch the game. I thought I would post them here just for fun.

First of all, when Cade Mustard first took the mound for Elon, we were on the 6th ball in a row, I believe. The chant started with "Ball 6". We got to Ball 11 before Mustard threw a strike to Kent.

A pitch or two later in Kents at bat, the chant continued with "Ketchup, Ketchup" and just got better and better. Kent hit a grand slam at that at bat. Mustard gave up 4 earned runs, two home runs, and 12 total balls on 24 pitches and one out (a strikeout).

I know I am missing a few of the chants, because I couldn't make out what was said, but here is most of them, not in order:

onions
relish
Terry - aki, clap-clap, clap-clap-clap
soy sauce
Sir - rot - chi
Worcestershire
sweet and sour
to-bask-O
aioli
mayonnaise
Honey mustard
tartar sauce
jalapeno
horse radish

This was the most I have ever witnessed a player getting rocked by 203.

Does someone have contact information for Brad Lidge? Maybe shoot that to Mustard in a private message somewhere to talk about mental recovery.

Really rough outing for that freshman. Inherited a ball 5 chant in his first collegiate throw. Ended with an ERA of like 147.

Welcome to college!

That was some great 203-type stuff, a little chanty, but it worked great and wasn't a retread.

Some of the best in the last decade.

Somewhere around 08/09 we made a pitcher cry- don't remember why.

Had a mom come yell at 203. That went over real well for her precious snowflake.

Looked up a pitchers girlfriend on Facebook (back when it was still fairly new and smart phones weren't big). I believe she still had pictures from her ex on Facebook. Made for some fun content.

This was all back before smart phones were common- so we had to do research BEFORE the game, and bring it with us lol

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Cade Mustard

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Hope this kid can shake it off and have a good season.
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I'm a season ticket holder and have a family member that plays for t.u., My son and I showed up early to the game last year to say hello to him, so as we were in the front row trying to get his attention in the dugout but he wouldn't even acknowledge us until I said my name. He turned around so relieved. Turns out that the coach had had a very specific conversation with them about what to expect from the Raggies and that, under no circumstances, should they turn around and engage with the Aggie fans.

BusterAg said:

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I was texting many of these real time to friends who couldn't watch the game. I thought I would post them here just for fun.

First of all, when Cade Mustard first took the mound for Elon, we were on the 6th ball in a row, I believe. The chant started with "Ball 6". We got to Ball 11 before Mustard threw a strike to Kent.

A pitch or two later in Kents at bat, the chant continued with "Ketchup, Ketchup" and just got better and better. Kent hit a grand slam at that at bat. Mustard gave up 4 earned runs, two home runs, and 12 total balls on 24 pitches and one out (a strikeout).

I know I am missing a few of the chants, because I couldn't make out what was said, but here is most of them, not in order:

onions
relish
Terry - aki, clap-clap, clap-clap-clap
soy sauce
Sir - rot - chi
Worcestershire
sweet and sour
to-bask-O
aioli
mayonnaise
Honey mustard
tartar sauce
jalapeno
horse radish

This was the most I have ever witnessed a player getting rocked by 203.

Does someone have contact information for Brad Lidge? Maybe shoot that to Mustard in a private message somewhere to talk about mental recovery.

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I was listening on the radio, but I could have sworn I heard 203 chant CHICK fil A sauce - clap, clap...clap, clap, clap...

But since it was a Sunday game, maybe they didn't... ;-)

AggieArchitect04 said:

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Cade Mustard

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Hope this kid can shake it off and have a good season.
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Looks like he was crying in the pic. Can't imagine what he was feeling yesterday! Poor bast@rd. Pulling for him as well just because.

203 was on fire with this chant and "mustard's" inability to throw a strike just made it "worse".

I also enjoyed explaining to someone sitting next us what was going on.

I aided in the research during the 2010 and 2011 seasons. Maybe a bit too much.

Reminds me of when we made that USCw kid fold in Arlington last season

His daddy was so mad

Grand slam was hit on Ranch!

I like a little mustard on my wehner.

I cracked up at the chorus of howling and barking at the Elon hitter with the last name "Wolf".

AgfromHOU said:

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I aided in the research during the 2010 and 2011 seasons. Maybe a bit too much.

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I did research in 1997-1999 when we had to call people at other Universities. We ordered media guides from every school before the season to help.

Also, back then there were two very different heckling groups. 203 and Aggie Alley. The further you got from the dugouts, and the later in the have you got the more risque things tended to get. It might have focused more on Mom's and girlfriends from time to time. Most of us went back and forth from 203 to the Alley and back.

The left fielder for Iowa State (yes, Iowa State!!) got ejected because he lost his shizz and flipped out.

At about 4:52...

Reporter tells Earley his wife tweeted about it and he gets worried she started it. :'D

Sean98 said:

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AgfromHOU said:

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I aided in the research during the 2010 and 2011 seasons. Maybe a bit too much.

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I did research in 1997-1999 when we had to call people at other Universities. We ordered media guides from every school before the season to help.

Also, back then there were two very different heckling groups. 203 and Aggie Alley. The further you got from the dugouts, and the later in the have you got the more risque things tended to get. It might have focused more on Mom's and girlfriends from time to time. Most of us went back and forth from 203 to the Alley and back.

The left fielder for Iowa State (yes, Iowa State!!) got ejected because he lost his shizz and flipped out.

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1997, game 1 vs Washington State. Their 3rd baseman (Curtis Robinson) was a freshman. Made 3 or 4 errors and went 0-4 with 4 k's. All of 203 were on him all game, yelling out the spelling of his name as "K"urt"E"s. In the middle of the game, his mom came into 203 and told us to leave her son alone because he was in the dugout crying. He quit baseball after that season.

We were relentless on Casey Bookout, the overweight star 1B for OU in late 90's. "Cookout" got the typical fat boy treatment, but he had a curious habit of putting his glove up to his mouth before every pitch.

"Who gave Cookout the Cheetos flavored glove?"
"Cookout's gotta Twinkie in his glove again mom!"
"We all enjoy a nice leather glove between meals!"

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Anybody have video or audio from Mr mustard's time on the mound? We couldn't make the Sunday game but I assume the condiment chants were awesome in person

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Here's a snippet, and Kent's grand slam...

.@OlsenSection203 just harassed Elon freshman reliever Cade MUSTARD by chanting the names of various condiments at him, including relish, mayonnaise, ranch, sriracha, soy sauce. They chant ranch here, and Kaeden Kent promptly hits a homer 😂 pic.twitter.com/jTxDkv4cJL

— Carter Karels (@CarterKarels) February 16, 2025