17 Oct 22:58
by noreply@blogger.com (Minnesotastan)
"There is a huge tv screen by the food carts right inside the stadium where people gather to watch. We went over there to check it out and we saw him spread the flag out and sit down."
Some additional details at
Deadspin.
Addendum: validity of the image confirmed at
Snopes (uncropped version there, with metadata).
17 Oct 22:57
by noreply@blogger.com (Minnesotastan)
17 Oct 18:41
by noreply@blogger.com (Minnesotastan)
When I was in high school, a pep rally consisted of two or three girls waving pom-poms and trying unsuccessfully to get a small crowd to yell "Win team win." Times have changed.
Some serious planning, choreography and hundreds of hours of practice must have gone into this routine at Walden Grove High School, Sahuarita Arizona. Worth a few minutes of your time unless you are a complete grouch.
Via
Boing Boing.
Reposted from last year to add this year's equally-spectacular production:
If you're going to watch, you should definitely click the fullscreen icon in the lower right corner
This link goes to another view of the performance filmed from closer to the court. And if you search YouTube you can find a "making of" interview video. These kids practice every day for a year to prepare these performances.
Via
Neatorama.
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by Hemant Mehta
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