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Save the Hokie Pokie

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Karen Parsons
9 years ago

We are the only school worthy to use this song. Why would we stop? Teach the next generation its ok to do something that's been done before.

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Joe Taylor
9 years ago

Traditions and comraderie show strength in numbers; the football team shows how tough we fight!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Don't try and fix what's not broken. Leave this 'tradition' in place.

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Kathy Howell
9 years ago

This is a great tradition and has many fans happy and excited. Don't stop.

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Ingrid Mans
9 years ago

This would be tragic loss of a unique and wonderful tradition! Don't give in to the marketing fiends.

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Teri Lyon
9 years ago

Such a unique tradition. It would be a real shame to end it. Why not keep it and add new plan? The two don't seem to be an either/or choice.

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K Eric
9 years ago

This is blasphemy!! The hokie pokie is a part of Virginia Tech's traditions, and it needs to stay!

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Donna Dalton
9 years ago

Keep this tradition, VT! It's the favorite of fans and future Hokies!

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Michele Myers Oakley
9 years ago

Please keep the Hokie Pokie. I even used it in my classroom as a 3rd quarter stretch!!

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Rudolph Edward Rode'
9 years ago

Keep the Hokie Pokie

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Sena Skinner
9 years ago

Love the Hokie Pokie!

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Ray
9 years ago

Stand up tubas and be counted! #hokiepokie!

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Sean Nickley
9 years ago

The Hokie Pokie rocks!

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Anne Friend
9 years ago

Save the Hokie Pokie!!

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Donna Copley
9 years ago

Do not take the fun out of the game. If you want to honor more people, find another way! The TV time-outs are long and boring; do those extras then but don't take away this wonderful, amazing tradition. Class of 82

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JT Norris
9 years ago

Keep the right foot in!

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Tom Woodford
9 years ago

This is a tradition that makes VT unique.....keep it.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

NO WAY!!!! That's like stopping Jumping

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Jenni ODonnell
9 years ago

One of the BEST college football traditions. Do NOT make us into any other game

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Janet McKinney
9 years ago

No! First, this a tradition older than "Enter Sandman". It is also a moment of jovial fun shared by Hokies and the fans of whomever we're playing that day. It is a moment of unity, something much needed in the divisive times of today. I've heard from many fans of our opponents of how respectful, decent and friendly us Hokies are. Keep the Hokie Pokie!