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devildeac wrote:
(1st vt game in CSI)

Is that CSI, CSI Miami, CSI NY or CSI CIS? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: OK, I'm being a wise ass.

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

devildeac wrote:
(1st vt game in CSI)

Is that CSI, CSI Miami, CSI NY or CSI CIS? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: OK, I'm being a wise ass.

that wood bee poor editing/prevueing :oops:

Correction: CIS

Ya know, it could be CSI-NY

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devildeac wrote: Ya know, it could be CSI-NY

carnegie
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Oooh! I'm always up for Carnegie pastrami! Ymm!

I wasn't at the game (or any other for that matter) but heard about this from someone who was coaching the visiting team.

A Canadian school (St. Francis Xavier University) was on a tour of US schools and played really well against Harvard. I can't remember if they beat Harvard or just came really close to doing so (something tells me they did beat them) but a couple of days later they were playing Duke in Cameron. Duke was winning handily and the Crazies started chanting "We're not Harvard. We're not Harvard." I thought that was priceless.

A GREAT cheer was the "Leeee!!!" anytime Lee Melchioni did something great.

devildeac wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

Bostondevil wrote:What Ozzie said.

But, trying to help devildeac out.

Green Shorts
Abandon Ship
Eins, Zwei, Drei, Vier, Funf (when Detlef Schrempf fouled out)
We Beg to Differ
Who's Your Daddy? Battier!

Five other, less important choices...
Inhale, Exhale.
Who's your Daddy? Battier!
Please don't eat me!
Pay the rent!
and while not a chant, the DUMB playing "Pinball Wizard" for NC State's Tommy Burleson. That's from about 1974 for all you young whippersnappers.

My new personal favorite is on this list... ;)

Has someone been cheering for the Houston Rockets lately?

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

devildeac wrote:
(1st vt game in CSI)

Is that CSI, CSI Miami, CSI NY or CSI CIS? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: OK, I'm being a wise ass.

When Ken Denlinger of the Washington Post referred to the Duke students as "majoring in smartass," one of our fellow students responded with a poster at the Duke-Carolina game: "Hey, Denlinger! Better a Smartass than a DUMBASS."

CathyCA wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

devildeac wrote:
(1st vt game in CSI)

Is that CSI, CSI Miami, CSI NY or CSI CIS? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: OK, I'm being a wise ass.

When Ken Denlinger of the Washington Post referred to the Duke students as "majoring in smartass," one of our fellow students responded with a poster at the Duke-Carolina game: "Hey, Denlinger! Better a Smartass than a DUMBASS."

Now why why were the students insulting members of our own band? ;)

CathyCA wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

devildeac wrote:
(1st vt game in CSI)

Is that CSI, CSI Miami, CSI NY or CSI CIS? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: OK, I'm being a wise ass.

When Ken Denlinger of the Washington Post referred to the Duke students as "majoring in smartass," one of our fellow students responded with a poster at the Duke-Carolina game: "Hey, Denlinger! Better a Smartass than a DUMBASS."

Now THAT I had never heard before!

devildeac wrote:

CathyCA wrote:


When Ken Denlinger of the Washington Post referred to the Duke students as "majoring in smartass," one of our fellow students responded with a poster at the Duke-Carolina game: "Hey, Denlinger! Better a Smartass than a DUMBASS."

Now THAT I had never heard before!

To carry it one spot further..."Everyone likes a little ass every now and then."

I hadn't forgotten about my promise here. Now for the rest of the story. Well, actually, another question before the rest of the story ;). Then, when the best/most accurate recollection is posted, I'll share the "punch line."

The cheer that has moved to the top of my list now is : "Inhale, exhale." Not only do I think this is one of the more clever cheers in CIS history, there is an "update" to it. ;)

Who can recount the best/most accurate story/explanation about this cheer?

devildeac wrote:I hadn't forgotten about my promise here. Now for the rest of the story. Well, actually, another question before the rest of the story ;). Then, when the best/most accurate recollection is posted, I'll share the "punch line."

The cheer that has moved to the top of my list now is : "Inhale, exhale." Not only do I think this is one of the more clever cheers in CIS history, there is an "update" to it. ;)

Who can recount the best/most accurate story/explanation about this cheer?

So, unc player, Steve Hale, had either suffered a rib fracture or pneumonia or something respiratory (can't remember which). When the holes came to Cameron, Hale was instructed to, "Inhale . . . Exhale!" If I remember correctly, Hale wen't on to become Dr. Hale. A pulmonologist perhaps???

"Casey Sanders...Colonel Sanders [directed at Florida State's Nigel "Big Jelly" Dixon]" was flippin' hilarious too.

IIRC even Steve Hale thought the "InHale/ExHale" cheer was clever and got a laugh out of it.

DukePA wrote:

devildeac wrote:I hadn't forgotten about my promise here. Now for the rest of the story. Well, actually, another question before the rest of the story ;). Then, when the best/most accurate recollection is posted, I'll share the "punch line."

The cheer that has moved to the top of my list now is : "Inhale, exhale." Not only do I think this is one of the more clever cheers in CIS history, there is an "update" to it. ;)

Who can recount the best/most accurate story/explanation about this cheer?

So, unc player, Steve Hale, had either suffered a rib fracture or pneumonia or something respiratory (can't remember which). When the holes came to Cameron, Hale was instructed to, "Inhale . . . Exhale!" If I remember correctly, Hale wen't on to become Dr. Hale. A pulmonologist perhaps???

This is pretty darn close, IIRC. It could have been a collapsed lung, also. It may have also had to do with his going into or exiting the game. INhale, EXhale...

He did indeed go on to becoming a physician, but a pediatrician. A lung specialist would have been much more fitting.

Now for the most ironic or funniest part.

My daughter, now a Duke cheerleader, is at summer school, at unc (don't ask, it's a strategic move), taking Physics and her roommate for the summer is none other than Steve Hale's daughter, who my wife says is a very nice, sweet young lady.

I am not quite sure how/when I am going to break the news to her about the history and the cheer.








That folks, is the rest of the story.

I need to excuse myself now.

devildeac wrote:Now for the most ironic or funniest part.

My daughter, now a Duke cheerleader, is at summer school, at unc (don't ask, it's a strategic move), taking Physics and her roommate for the summer is none other than Steve Hale's daughter, who my wife says is a very nice, sweet young lady.

I am not quite sure how/when I am going to break the news to her about the history and the cheer.








That folks, is the rest of the story.

I need to excuse myself now.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHA... HALE...!!!

devildeac wrote:

DukePA wrote:

devildeac wrote:I hadn't forgotten about my promise here. Now for the rest of the story. Well, actually, another question before the rest of the story ;). Then, when the best/most accurate recollection is posted, I'll share the "punch line."

The cheer that has moved to the top of my list now is : "Inhale, exhale." Not only do I think this is one of the more clever cheers in CIS history, there is an "update" to it. ;)

Who can recount the best/most accurate story/explanation about this cheer?

So, unc player, Steve Hale, had either suffered a rib fracture or pneumonia or something respiratory (can't remember which). When the holes came to Cameron, Hale was instructed to, "Inhale . . . Exhale!" If I remember correctly, Hale wen't on to become Dr. Hale. A pulmonologist perhaps???

This is pretty darn close, IIRC. It could have been a collapsed lung, also. It may have also had to do with his going into or exiting the game. INhale, EXhale...

He did indeed go on to becoming a physician, but a pediatrician. A lung specialist would have been much more fitting.

Now for the most ironic or funniest part.

My daughter, now a Duke cheerleader, is at summer school, at unc (don't ask, it's a strategic move), taking Physics and her roommate for the summer is none other than Steve Hale's daughter, who my wife says is a very nice, sweet young lady.

I am not quite sure how/when I am going to break the news to her about the history and the cheer.








That folks, is the rest of the story.

I need to excuse myself now.

I would think that she is well familiar with the story. I'm sure her father would probably love to meet you, as someone who was there for the cheer and discuss it with you. Of course, he'd probably bring up some rather unpleasant recent "history", so I'd avoid it at all costs!

Been sitting in the same seat in Cameron since 1969. Heard 'em all and I think "OH BABY!" ranks right up there with the best of them! Inhale, exhale has always been a fave of mine. And a big banner strung on the rail once when Oklahoma came to call read "Oh Go Homa!" (Not a chant per se, but I liked it.)

Love, Ima

Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:Been sitting in the same seat in Cameron since 1969...
Love, Ima

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Rub it in, why don'tcha?

devildeac wrote:

DukePA wrote:

devildeac wrote:I hadn't forgotten about my promise here. Now for the rest of the story. Well, actually, another question before the rest of the story ;). Then, when the best/most accurate recollection is posted, I'll share the "punch line."

The cheer that has moved to the top of my list now is : "Inhale, exhale." Not only do I think this is one of the more clever cheers in CIS history, there is an "update" to it. ;)

Who can recount the best/most accurate story/explanation about this cheer?

So, unc player, Steve Hale, had either suffered a rib fracture or pneumonia or something respiratory (can't remember which). When the holes came to Cameron, Hale was instructed to, "Inhale . . . Exhale!" If I remember correctly, Hale wen't on to become Dr. Hale. A pulmonologist perhaps???

This is pretty darn close, IIRC. It could have been a collapsed lung, also. It may have also had to do with his going into or exiting the game. INhale, EXhale...

He did indeed go on to becoming a physician, but a pediatrician. A lung specialist would have been much more fitting.

Now for the most ironic or funniest part.

My daughter, now a Duke cheerleader, is at summer school, at unc (don't ask, it's a strategic move), taking Physics and her roommate for the summer is none other than Steve Hale's daughter, who my wife says is a very nice, sweet young lady.

I am not quite sure how/when I am going to break the news to her about the history and the cheer.








That folks, is the rest of the story.

I need to excuse myself now.

Steve Hale has a daughter in COLLEGE? My gosh, the guy was class of Dawkins, Alarie, Bilas, Williams & Henderson. He has a daughter in COLLEGE? I'm getting old. It flips me out when people who are younger than me have kids who are older than my kids. Steve Hale has a kid in college. I am so old.