As you Michigan hockey fans have noticed this past weekend, there has been a goal horn installed in Yost. I put together the most accurate representation I could possibly do of this.
Personally I don't mind it since you can hear the band play The Victors unlike other conference teams that are obnoxiously loud and generic.
Enjoy.
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For what it's worth, I don't
For what it's worth, I don't consider Lake State having an authentic ship's fog horn as "generic".
They also used it last year during the Big Chill...
I am not really against it, mostly indifferent. From what I have heard over the radio broadcasts (I graduated last year), this sounds close to what they use. I was hoping someone would get the horn they use recorded at a game.
I hope this isn't actually what they use...
Because the horn on the video is probably the worst horn in the NHL...the Montreal Canadians use it
"Ohio is like a giant turd that Michigan just can't pinch off"
This isn't exactly it. It's
This isn't exactly it. It's far harsher than the actual horn, it's more of a really resonant, deep train horn.
Is it like the one they used at the Big Chill?
"Ohio is like a giant turd that Michigan just can't pinch off"
Sounds like it, I think.
Sounds like it, I think.
Yeah, this is stupid.
Yeah, this is stupid. Really, really stupid. Yost is getting some of the small "everybody does it" marketing touches Michigan Stadium is getting, and it isn't cool.
Get off my lawn, etc.
Don't. need. goal. horn
When Michigan scores the noise should not be "WAAAAHHHHHH". It is yelling and cheering. Really loud yelling and cheering. And then the band plays indecipherably for a few seconds till everyone figures out where in the fight song we are.
IME, the goal horn is the biggest abomination to Michigan sports that Dave Brandon has done so far. Dave Brandon looked upon the best fans, best homeice advantage and greatest atmosphere in college hockey and declared "DERP! THIS NEEDS MORE HORN". Seriously man, it's Yost. Yoooooooooossst, you fool! I am rage
Where are the Children of
Where are the Children of Yost on this? We have an official student group for promoting hockey awesomeness. They need to start a chant in the 3rd period of games that are well in hand of "Leave Yost Alone (clap)" or something like that, the way we used to chant "Fi-re Mil-len" back when that was thought funny.
Now with 100% less South Bend, 100% more Washington DC.
Actually, about that.
It's not an "official" group at all, and either way, we have had zero influence on anything the AD has done. But if it'll make you feel better, I'm sure someone will start a "GET OFF MY LAWN" chant.
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They're too busy changing the
They're too busy changing the Bullwinkle dance and other things that "needed fixing." Better to ask the Dekers than them.
This is Michigan! Tradition!
This is Michigan! Tradition! Rabble Rabble Rabble! 1948!! Rabble Rabble Rabble! When I was your age! Rabble Rabble Rabble!
HAIL.
Even before the goal horn, I could never hear the band begin to play the Victors. It's very hard to tell when to start the Hailing and fist pumping. That's because the crowd goes NUTS, and I'm too busy screaming and high-fiving everyone in sight. Because of this, I don't think that's a good argument against it.
However, tradition and rabble might have a point. In fact, though, a goal horn would be necessary in a quieter venue to come immediately after a goal. It's really unnecessary in Yost because the crowd reacts immediately and acts as its own horn. If the crowd weren't so receptive and loud, it would be an awkward silence in between the goal and the Victors. I guess this is true in most venues, but the other horns I've heard were much louder and more obnoxious. So maybe to really have a purpose, it should be louder. I don't wish for this, don't get me wrong.
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