OK, Kathy, is this internet folklore? -
yvonne - 09-22-2011
I spent a summer in Bryan, Tex., but I never heard of two particular traditions, both of which seem to involve the Corps of Cadets. One is the Aggie Squeeze, which I'm prone to doubt since there are tons of pictures floating around the net of the exact same scene. Purportedly, it's a way for the Corps to display empathy for the team during a difficult part of the game.
The other is too embarrassing to mention in polite company.
Are these traditions real or are they just alleged by A&M's rivals?
Re: OK, Kathy, is this internet folklore? -
fullmetal - 09-22-2011
They're real. Even the one you've left undefined :p
Re: OK, Kathy, is this internet folklore? -
estephan500 - 09-22-2011
Fortunately I was able to google it and therefore not explicitly ask for more info.
The big comment thread on this page gives some perspectives.
http://michiganzone.blogspot.com/2006/10/and-this-is-tradition-because.html
btw, do c a l fans still bring oranges to the big game and throw them onto the field? been a long time for me.
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washingtonismoney - 09-22-2011
OK, curiosity has gotten the better of me: what's the other tradition? Feel free to PM me the answer.
Re: OK, Kathy, is this internet folklore? -
estephan500 - 09-22-2011
I think you could go to the URL that i posted and do a search on the page for "jar."
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CowboyIndian - 09-22-2011
(09-22-2011, 08:36 PM)estephan link Wrote:btw, do c a l fans still bring oranges to the big game and throw them onto the field? been a long time for me.
No...it reminds them of our BCS Bowl game and the fact they've never been.
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oman - 09-23-2011
(09-22-2011, 04:15 PM)Yvonne link Wrote:Are these traditions real or are they just alleged by A&M's rivals?
Nothing others allege would match what the Aggies would admit with pride.