FSU’S OUTSOURCING THEIR BAND. AGAIN.
FSU’s outsourcing their band–again, though T.K. Wetherell insists it’s part of a symbolic move by the university to punish itself for its lowly gridiron performance this year. We think it’s to save money and piss on the bowl game that’s deigned to offer them a bid, since the FSU band has somewhere between 500 and 30,000 members and has to be a logistical nightmare to deal with at home games.
Moving them across the country for the Veganomics.Com Quorn Bowl would have been a pain in the ass, sure, but it would have also made the stadium look slightly less desolate. As it stands, FSU will now pay a band to show up. We nominate the following San Franciso bands and their song that best applies to FSU:
Creedence Clearwater Revival: “Fortunate Son.” Hello, Jeffy.
Dead Kennedys: “Straight A’s.” As in social science majors’ GPAs.
Train: Anything, really, since it will all suck, suck, suck, and thus cause misery and pain to whomever’s unfortunate enough to hear it.
Journey: “Who’s Crying Now”

This would be the best part of the Emerald Bowl. And it still wouldn’t be good in a non-ironic way.












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I apologize that the following comment doesn’t have anything to do with FSU football…but I just felt the need to say something. That male baton twirling guy is my brother. I twirled with him on the field last year. He graduated and is going to phamacy school now. I take great offense to your comments about him. For your information, he is a 4 time World Champion. Also, he started twirling when he was young because he was born with cerebral palsy. Twirling was a therapy for him and the reason his motor skill are fully functional. I’m not here to judge you…so please, keep your rude remarks to yourself and stop judging him.
Thank you.
Comment by Karrissa Wimberley — December 28, 2006 @ 5:49 pm