Ohhh what a blessing it is to be from the south. Even being a graduate of the UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, having being born and raised in Tallahassee. I always use to tell people how much of a treat it was and how spoiled we were to have THE MARCHING 100 down the street. God bless our veterans, God bless FAMU, and God bless THE MARCHING 100.
Such a tremendous world renowned music program to receive such blatant disrespect from home. You see drummajors begin a show by slowly strolling onto the field and your instinct is really to walk through them. No walking around? And players can’t give the brothas space? No respect for the fact that they are the ones being featured in the moment?
The band usually let's everyone clear the field before they start their halftime show, but I think they where rushing so that they could have plenty of time to bring it of the field (rattler exit). I don't think the refs were being disrespectful. The refs looked shocked to see them coming onto the field.
Ohhh what a blessing it is to be from the south. Even being a graduate of the UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, having being born and raised in Tallahassee. I always use to tell people how much of a treat it was and how spoiled we were to have THE MARCHING 100 down the street. God bless our veterans, God bless FAMU, and God bless THE MARCHING 100.
Yes!!!!
On Time GOD. You did it Marching 💯
Such a tremendous world renowned music program to receive such blatant disrespect from home. You see drummajors begin a show by slowly strolling onto the field and your instinct is really to walk through them. No walking around? And players can’t give the brothas space? No respect for the fact that they are the ones being featured in the moment?
I agree with you that was disgusting by all those involved
The band usually let's everyone clear the field before they start their halftime show, but I think they where rushing so that they could have plenty of time to bring it of the field (rattler exit). I don't think the refs were being disrespectful. The refs looked shocked to see them coming onto the field.