http://twitter.com/#!/jschwartzlions/status/123816911086694400

There was an amusing moment during the game in Evanston, when our fans "took over" SNA by chanting to it when it was playing over the PA. The song was abruptly cut off.
yup it was great. forget the exact moment but it was a 1st down the people in our section turned laughed and started chanting.
My area (top rows of section 105) launched into the chant, and the combined efforts of the Michigan faithful definitely did drown out the weak offerings by those clad in purple.
Northwestern maybe be Chicago's Big Ten Team™, but Ryan Field surely is not Northwestern's Big Ten Stadium. That stadium...does not exist.
"The difference between a man and a boy is, a boy wants to grow up to be a fireman, but a man wants to grow up to be a giant monster fireman."
- Jack Handey
The Lions and Wolverines are a combined 11-0 when playing piped in music during the same season, so...I forgot where I was going with this one.
"Blame no one. Expect nothing. Do something. That is attitude." -Bo
I lost you at 11-0....I have a feeling and i'm trying not to get ahead of myself that there is a chance when I wake up monday morning that both my football teams will be undefeated still......
But both teams also had piped-in music in 2009 and 2010.
Never underestimate the power of the Schwartz!
Before going to the UTL game I agreed with Brian on the piped-in music issue. But after seeing how much it engages the fans I totally disagree...music helps fires up the crowd and ultimately the team win.
Who's right?
"Blame no one. Expect nothing. Do something. That is attitude." -Bo
I think piped-in music has changed the tide on the rivalry. Hell even Jagmag is starting to believe it. Never in a million years I would have thought that. Seven Nation Army is a good start.
I find your lack of faith disturbing.
Before going to the UTL game I agreed with Brian on the piped-in music issue. But after seeing how much it engages the fans I totally disagree...music helps fires up the crowd and ultimately the team win.
Before going to the UTL game I agreed with Brian on the piped-in music issue. But after seeing how much it engages the fans I totally disagree...music helps fires up the crowd and ultimately the team win.
Before going to the UTL game I agreed with Brian on the piped-in music issue. But after seeing how much it engages the fans I totally disagree...music helps fires up the crowd and ultimately the team win.
When I started this thread I had 278. I see my post has 7 upvotes, but I am still at 278. I checked the MGoBoard FAQ to see if upvotes had to be approved or something, but just see it saying you get 2 points per upvote. Looking at my MGoPoints page, it only lists the posts I've done and nothing else, so what am I missing?
Edit: Now 279 because of this post.
WHAT'S THE FIRST RULE ABOUT MGOPOINTS?!?!
"Blame no one. Expect nothing. Do something. That is attitude." -Bo
I love Seven Nation Army, but VT wins with Enter Sandman. This was incredible.
"Ohio is like a giant turd that Michigan just can't pinch off"
baby steps, our guys dont even know how to operate our humungo scoreboards yet.
piped in music and extremely loud crowds are new to the big house.
We will get there,
Wherever you go, Go Blue!
I remember that at some point last year they played enter sandman and the crowd didn't respond at all. It might have been a game that we were losing, though.
plus, that song is pretty intimately associated with VaTach, much like that Zombie Nation song is with Penn State. Though I'm not sure the crowd didn't respond for that reason; I just think much of the reason it gets VT hyped up is its history w the program.
I'm not sure that if you played Journey ("born and raised in SOUTHHHH DETROIIIIIIIT") it would have the same impact at VT as here, for example.
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"the team, the team, the team."
I know it pumps up the crowd but 7 nation army isn't our song the victors is.
903 wins most in college football
I am shocked that they are still using pipes to get this music into the stadium.
It was written by a local band, so personally I say we get dibs on it even if we weren't the first to use it.
"Good evening, and welcome to Michigan Stadium for this the one-hundred thirty-second season of Michigan football, and the thirty-ninth meeting between Michigan and Notre Dame." -Carl Grapentine, September 10, 2011
the intro to Bulls On Parade by Rage Against the Machine.
Curious for those who were at both the Under The Lights game and last night's Lions game - which crowd was louder?
Probably not a fair question to ask, since Ford Field is enclosed, and therefore acoustically advantaged.
...and by that, I mean helter-skelter, willy-nilly and putt-putt!
If we really wanted to pump the Schwartz up, they should blast some Saxon, because Schwartz was down at Blondie's Sunday night for the Saxon show, believe it or not.
I mean, I knew that he was a metalhead, but I never would have pegged him as a NWOBHM disciple. Ha.
...and by that, I mean helter-skelter, willy-nilly and putt-putt!
Rookie question here, but who was first in using 7 Nation Army? I actually mistakenly thought that was ours first....
I noticed that last night, I have mixed feelings about that comming to the pros, but i'm guessing the lions were not the first to play 7 nation army