RACC Rowdies

[bob87]

. . . As far as cheers, how abut "where is Kojo" during the sienna player introductions?

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Several fans on the MAAC board took up the matter of Kojo and have referred to Siena as a "plantation" because the school wouldn't grant Mensah a release, but I personally don't want anything to do with that cotton-pickin' school.

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It is more the front-running fans of that school that I don't like as opposed to that "cotton-pickin' school". So I would rather give UA the money for the game and mock their fans if given the opportunity.

Another appropriate cheer if given the opportunity is a take on warm up the bus as the game is ending. I would rather direct that cheer towards their front running fans. So if we are winning by a large margin like 2 years ago, we should cheer "Beat the traffic" as their fans are leaving.

[saints73]

. . . As far as cheers, how abut "where is Kojo" during the sienna player introductions?

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Several fans on the MAAC board took up the matter of Kojo and have referred to Siena as a "plantation" because the school wouldn't grant Mensah a release, but I personally don't want anything to do with that cotton-pickin' school.

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It is more the front-running fans of that school that I don't like as opposed to that "cotton-pickin' school". So I would rather give UA the money for the game and mock their fans if given the opportunity.

Another appropriate cheer if given the opportunity is a take on warm up the bus as the game is ending. I would rather direct that cheer towards their front running fans. So if we are winning by a large margin like 2 years ago, we should cheer "Beat the traffic" as their fans are leaving.

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A quality state education and that's all you could come up with Bob?

[alum73]

It is appropriate. Fans leave the pepsi when the game is still in doubt. It always amazes me. Why bother going to the game if you aren't going to stay until the end.

[Dane Pound]

I didn't realize how true this was until last year's Albany-Siena game. It seemed like at least a third of the people in the arena left at the end of regulation. Did they not have another 15 minutes in their schedule?

[alum73]

It happens every game. It doesn't matter if they are winning, losing or the game is still undcided.