Football hype video

[zeppelincajun]

Just got confirmation from the univ hype videos will now only be set to 80s Billy's Joel

Remember folks: the lyrics are “We DIDN’T Start the Fire.” It’s not a pro arson culture song.

[RaginDave]

I shot the sheriff.

[Turbine]

Just got confirmation from the univ hype videos will now only be set to 80s Billy's Joel

"We Didn't Start the Fire"

A song about players denying getting the coach fired.

[GeauxLouisiana]

Just got confirmation from the univ hype videos will now only be set to 80s Billy's Joel

My sources said they were going to take a halftime performance from the Pride of Acadiana (yes Acadiana). The performance was a tribute to 1970s Spanish music.

[BeauCajun]

Just got confirmation from the univ hype videos will now only be set to 80s Billy's Joel

Maybe they can include Big Shot.

While we’re censoring, we need to rid The Tigue of Fogarty’s Centerfield. After all he sang about drugs in the 60s and 70s.

Carry on y’all.

[fanof71]

My sources said they were going to take a halftime performance from the Pride of Acadiana (yes Acadiana). The performance was a tribute to 1970s Spanish music.

Ole'

[Ragin4U]

We need more singers like Mr. Clapton & his former bandmates in Cream!

Even Wonderful tonight was about him having an affair with George Harrison wife.

He also had that song that I'm pretty sure was about cocaine. I cannot remember the name of the song though!

[Oiler]

Ole miss & Kentucky both ran out to rap music when i went ....

I don't recall hearing any offensive RAP music when we played at LSU, and since those are the only games I've attended in a P5 stadium in the last 20 years, I guess I wrongly assumed that blaring RAP music was a G5 thing. It doesn't surprise me though to hear that Kentucky and Ole Miss are doing it too. I'll say again that this is just another example of the decline in American culture.

[facelessjonmoon]

I don't recall hearing any offensive RAP music when we played at LSU, and since those are the only games I've attended in a P5 stadium in the last 20 years, I guess I wrongly assumed that blaring RAP music was a G5 thing. It doesn't surprise me though to hear that Kentucky and Ole Miss are doing it too. I'll say again that this is just another example of the decline in American culture.

Did we get to keep Hud's "juice machines" (big mobile speakers)?

I wonder if Napier will use them during practice like Hud did?

When Hud started doing it, it wasn't very common, but it seems to be now. Every Saints Twitter video from reporters I've seen this season has very loud music playing in the background during practice

[Oiler]

Did we get to keep Hud's "juice machines" (big mobile speakers)?

I wonder if Napier will use them during practice like Hud did?

When Hud started doing it, it wasn't very common, but it seems to be now. Every Saints Twitter video from reporters I've seen this season has very loud music playing in the background during practice

What purpose is it supposed to serve? Simulated crowd distraction?

[facelessjonmoon]

What purpose is it supposed to serve? Simulated crowd distraction?

More energy during practice mostly. But yes also simulated crowd noise

I'm not necessarily a proponent of it. Just curious as it does relate to the topic of this thread

[Esqueleto]

Did we get to keep Hud's "juice machines" (big mobile speakers)?

I wonder if Napier will use them during practice like Hud did?

When Hud started doing it, it wasn't very common, but it seems to be now. Every Saints Twitter video from reporters I've seen this season has very loud music playing in the background during practice

He used them in the spring