The Pre-Game Ritual That Needed to Go
For years, I’ve expressed my disdain for a particular tradition that’s become synonymous with a certain college football powerhouse. You know, the one where they prance around the opponent’s stadium before kickoff, only to get outmuscled and outplayed. It’s a visual that never fails to make me cringe.
In my opinion, if you’re going to engage in such antics, you’d better back it up with a win. Anything less is just embarrassing. Thankfully, it seems the team has finally come to their senses and axed this pre-game ritual.
According to reports from the latest game, the team has moved on from this tired tradition. It’s about time, if you ask me. I can only wonder what prompted this change of heart. Did the coach take to heart the criticisms leveled against him, or did one of the senior players take it upon themselves to speak up and put an end to it?
The whole thing always struck me as a bit too much. It opened the door for opponents to talk trash and get under their skin. But now, it seems the focus has shifted to what really matters – winning.
With a crucial matchup looming on November 30th, fans of the opposing team are getting nervous. And rightfully so. This year, it’s all about business, no distractions. Bring it on.
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