Students waving the wheat at end of game

[LimestoneOutcropping]

I saw, and I loved.

 

LOL at ku.  WUTT.

[The Kaiser]

and in fact, I think we did it first, just like the newspapers and many other cheers, back in the 80's.  However, once we decided it was gay (like white suits and pastel t-shirts or jorts) we quit it.  ku, not so much.

[LimestoneOutcropping]

I liked the mocking of ku's false, made up, poser "traditions"

Much like Pete's "History Awaits" tailgate.

[Butt Fugly]

I might be mistaken, but I think the band was playing Happy Trails.  The students then wave goodbye to the defeated team. 

[fatty fat fat]

I might be mistaken, but I think the band was playing Happy Trails.  The students then wave goodbye to the defeated team. 

yes, happens every game. didn't want to break the news to a joyous lsoc.

[chum1]

One arm means wave.  Two arms means wheat.  Everyone knows this.

[dccat]

speaking of lame traditions, i dont know if this is common knowledge, but according to some brochure ku sent me back when I was looking at colleges, one of their top 10 traditions is "holding up 4 fingers at the start of the 4th quarter"

[Dirty Sanchez]

speaking of lame traditions, i dont know if this is common knowledge, but according to some brochure ku sent me back when I was looking at colleges, one of their top 10 traditions is "holding up 4 fingers at the start of the 4th quarter"

That's to symbolize the number of fans they have left in the stadium at that point in the game.

[SkinnyBenny]

That was Happy Trails.  End.

[FHSU92]

I thought we were Swaying the Sorghum not Waving the Wheat...