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Andrew Luck taught incoming frosh when to jump during orientation.

My kid is a freshman who was at that event.  The lesson didn't stick.

That reminds me:  Stanford also gave every freshman (Class of 2030) a football jersey with the number "30" on it.  They even had the option to put their own name on the back.  That was a really cool idea. If that was funded by a donor, thank you!  I don't have a good shot of my kid in the jersey but here's one:

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Good to keep engaging whoever is there.  LSJUMB has got to get bigger as well and get more students in their ranks… numbers continue to disappoint, and while sometimes the music is still good, yesterday at many times it wasn’t, including halftime.  Kind of surprised things aren’t turning around by now for them after all the changes that were made.

And a minor musical note on ARN: super hard to clap or know when to jump when there’s the amplified band from one end of the stadium and then a time-delayed version from the other end thanks to the speed of sound.  It’s bad sound design and a crutch that shouldn’t be necessary, especially in half-empty stadiums where the sound still carries pretty well.

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Andrew Luck taught incoming frosh when to jump during orientation.

My kid is a freshman who was at that event.  The lesson didn't stick.

That reminds me:  Stanford also gave every freshman (Class of 2030) a football jersey with the number "30" on it.  They even had the option to put their own name on the back.  That was a really cool idea. If that was funded by a donor, thank you!  I don't have a good shot of my kid in the jersey but here's one:

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Good to keep engaging whoever is there.  LSJUMB has got to get bigger as well and get more students in their ranks… numbers continue to disappoint, and while sometimes the music is still good, yesterday at many times it wasn’t, including halftime.  Kind of surprised things aren’t turning around by now for them after all the changes that were made.

And a minor musical note on ARN: super hard to clap or know when to jump when there’s the amplified band from one end of the stadium and then a time-delayed version from the other end thanks to the speed of sound.  It’s bad sound design and a crutch that shouldn’t be necessary, especially in half-empty stadiums where the sound still carries pretty well.