Go dawgs from California. I’ve been a Huge Dawg fan for 23 years never been to Georgia but when they came to Pasadena I paid 1000 for 3 tickets. Hopefully they defend it in SoFi next yr. Go Dawgs all day Everyday
I won't withhold the fact that I got choked up when I heard the Battle Hymn in the pre-game considering where it was and what was going to happen. I still cry over the 2021 title though we won in 2022, as well because that was the first one I ever saw with the Dawgs. That's all I ever wanted to see was them win a title once in my life (I wasn't alive in 1980). Go Dawgs.
I am not a huge fan of college football, but I do like the ESPN megacasts. They should do this more often with select CFB games and other sports on ESPN throughout the season.
@@mitchschwark5327 exactly and I am in marching band and damn well its hard and with covid it makes it even harder and you can see visibly in the pregame that there were spaces in it, also a clarinet and really want to be apart of the redcoat band one day
We've been playing Glory Glory since we started playing football in 1892. I let the United fans know all the time as I live in Manchester whilst their version of our fight song was made in 1982. So we've been doing it nearly a century before anyone had any idea of what Glory Glory or the Battle Hymn of the Republic was, which the fight song was based on. As our brother illuminated, the present form was arranged in 1915 by Hugh Hodgson. We also don't have just the Battle Hymn of the Bulldog Nation (1987) but actually have four versions of Glory, Glory (with the Angel Tag, the Charge, Glory, Glory on its own, and with Hail to Georgia). I have no problem telling the Spurs and Leeds United fans too since every one wants to copy the Red and Black, it seems. Leeds United actually attempted to emulate our fight song first 30 years prior to Manchester United which is a hurtful note for the rivalry though United is unparalleled with what it has achieved on the pitch. Nevertheless, I don't blame anyone for trying to borrow Glory, Glory as no one does it like the Dawgs.
2ND BEST THING BOUT GEORGIA!! GREAT JOB REDCOATS!!
Go dawgs from California. I’ve been a Huge Dawg fan for 23 years never been to Georgia but when they came to Pasadena I paid 1000 for 3 tickets. Hopefully they defend it in SoFi next yr. Go Dawgs all day Everyday
Well, they'll be at sofi next Monday
YES
@@Brandon-se4wn Do you watch this or it's a commercial on ESPN?
I won't withhold the fact that I got choked up when I heard the Battle Hymn in the pre-game considering where it was and what was going to happen. I still cry over the 2021 title though we won in 2022, as well because that was the first one I ever saw with the Dawgs. That's all I ever wanted to see was them win a title once in my life (I wasn't alive in 1980). Go Dawgs.
I am not a huge fan of college football, but I do like the ESPN megacasts. They should do this more often with select CFB games and other sports on ESPN throughout the season.
Love the Redcoat band! Hate all the holes in the lines though 😖, but hey stuff happens
GO DAWGS ❤️🖤
Them high notes tho 😮💨😮💨
AND TO HELL WITH ALABAMA
Exactly
They sound really good but they really dont move enough to call themselves a marching band
With the significant amount of members unable to attend due to covid, what you saw was put together in two days. Damn impressive.
@@mitchschwark5327 exactly and I am in marching band and damn well its hard and with covid it makes it even harder and you can see visibly in the pregame that there were spaces in it, also a clarinet and really want to be apart of the redcoat band one day
@@mitchschwark5327 Guess you could say the song is Glory, glory to ole Celest.
Yeah some school had to completely can the marching band for covid
@@mikejones2542 How many Trump supporters are cheering on the Crimson Tide?
Straight copy from Glory Glory Man United
It is from 1915 for Georgia, much longer than for man united lol
We've been playing Glory Glory since we started playing football in 1892. I let the United fans know all the time as I live in Manchester whilst their version of our fight song was made in 1982. So we've been doing it nearly a century before anyone had any idea of what Glory Glory or the Battle Hymn of the Republic was, which the fight song was based on. As our brother illuminated, the present form was arranged in 1915 by Hugh Hodgson. We also don't have just the Battle Hymn of the Bulldog Nation (1987) but actually have four versions of Glory, Glory (with the Angel Tag, the Charge, Glory, Glory on its own, and with Hail to Georgia). I have no problem telling the Spurs and Leeds United fans too since every one wants to copy the Red and Black, it seems. Leeds United actually attempted to emulate our fight song first 30 years prior to Manchester United which is a hurtful note for the rivalry though United is unparalleled with what it has achieved on the pitch. Nevertheless, I don't blame anyone for trying to borrow Glory, Glory as no one does it like the Dawgs.
Mediocre at best
Not a marching band performance
Well considering it's a condensed band what do you expect. Plus they have the best school spirit among school
@@mikejones2542 condensed?
@@andrewbay8891 yes a smaller band