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^ group of students watch

the baseball game. Katy

Dennis said, "Baseball is a

over 190 games played great chance to be outside,

hang out with friends, and

cheer friends on."

different sport teams

♦ 10 members in the pep band

THE PERFECT GAME—A game in which the

players work hard and the fans never settle down

because the score is always neck and neck. As the

buzzer sounds, the basketball soars through the air

whooshing through nothing but net, putting the

team ahead by one. The fans go wild as the team

congregates around each other while the opposing

team walks in slow motion back to their chairs. The

fans continue to scream and jump as the excitement

still spreads through the gym. Students walk back

to the dorms still keyed up and proceed to tell anyone within earshot he pep band adds to

the whole experience of

of those final moments—this would be a perfect game. Not all the going to a game. It kept

games were perfect, but this did not stop the enthusiasm of the the audience pumped up.

TJ Stimson, who played

fans. the saxophone, said, "I

Students went to games hoping for the thrill of a win, and never had the chance to be

involved with the pep band
sometimes the team did win-sometimes they didn't. Shaunte
in high school, and I always

West-Raye said, "It is most definitely the adrenaline rush you feel wanted to be. I enjoy playing

with the pep band here at

being surrounded by people who are all amped up and rooting for
college. It's very peppy!"

their favorite team, especially when they are in the lead!" Jennifer

Bolan said she loved the energy that the crowd gets during a re­

ally good game. The Pep Band helped keep the excitement going

even during time-outs so that audience never lost the excitement

and passion.

Pep Band & Fans/JMorrill