Keep this unique tradition alive! Trust the football team to show their "toughness" on the field as is their job. Let the band entertain the crowd and get them involved which is their job.
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Kelly M
9 years ago
As a 2000 graduate PLEASE KEEP THE HOKIE POKIE!!!!
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Kristin Benson
9 years ago
The Hokie Pokie is something that everyone enjoys, at every game.
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john messer
9 years ago
This is silly, keep the tradition going
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Jill Prince
9 years ago
The Hokie Pokie at the end of the 3rd quarter is a time-honored tradition. Why would we change it? What's next - Enter Sandman? Keep the Hokie Pokie!
Jill Prince
Class of '88
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Karen woods
9 years ago
That's what it's all about
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Josh Adell
9 years ago
Class of 2004, and former MV. This is one of Tech's most recognizable gameday traditions. Keep it!
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Edward Lee Knack
9 years ago
It's what it's all about!
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Sue Gates
9 years ago
Keep the Hokie Pokie as the 3rd quarter stretch. No need to change tradition. Fuentes is wrong about entertaining fans.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
No way - that's worse than kicking announcer Rob Lee off the UVA game.
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Marjorie Gibson
9 years ago
What is wrong with you people?
Is all tradition to be lost, to "New ideas"?
Leave it alone.
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Betsy Brucker
9 years ago
The Hokie Pokie is front and center in many of my college football memories. From my first game as a child, to my time in school, to post grad games, the Hokie Pokie was there bringing all ages together. Such a fun tradition and a great way to bring schools together when other team's marching sousaphones join in on the fun too.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Keep the Hokie Pokie!!
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Eric Cottrell
9 years ago
I hope that this change is reconsidered. The Hokie Pokey is a fun, long-standing tradition that should remain in place.
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Pat Fdo
9 years ago
You should not strip cherished traditions in the name of some false bravado toughness. You know what is NOT tough? Being afraid that people think you aren't tough!
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Christy
9 years ago
Hokie Pokie is tradition!
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Patrick Torborg
9 years ago
Class of 2004. Keep the Hokie Pokie!
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Renee Jacobsen
9 years ago
What is wrong with this people? The Hokie Pokie is VT and the Marching Virginians.
Please don't take away the Hokie Pokey!
Keep this unique tradition alive! Trust the football team to show their "toughness" on the field as is their job. Let the band entertain the crowd and get them involved which is their job.
As a 2000 graduate PLEASE KEEP THE HOKIE POKIE!!!!
The Hokie Pokie is something that everyone enjoys, at every game.
This is silly, keep the tradition going
The Hokie Pokie at the end of the 3rd quarter is a time-honored tradition. Why would we change it? What's next - Enter Sandman? Keep the Hokie Pokie! Jill Prince Class of '88
That's what it's all about
Class of 2004, and former MV. This is one of Tech's most recognizable gameday traditions. Keep it!
It's what it's all about!
Keep the Hokie Pokie as the 3rd quarter stretch. No need to change tradition. Fuentes is wrong about entertaining fans.
No way - that's worse than kicking announcer Rob Lee off the UVA game.
What is wrong with you people? Is all tradition to be lost, to "New ideas"? Leave it alone.
The Hokie Pokie is front and center in many of my college football memories. From my first game as a child, to my time in school, to post grad games, the Hokie Pokie was there bringing all ages together. Such a fun tradition and a great way to bring schools together when other team's marching sousaphones join in on the fun too.
Keep the Hokie Pokie!!
I hope that this change is reconsidered. The Hokie Pokey is a fun, long-standing tradition that should remain in place.
You should not strip cherished traditions in the name of some false bravado toughness. You know what is NOT tough? Being afraid that people think you aren't tough!
Hokie Pokie is tradition!
Class of 2004. Keep the Hokie Pokie!
What is wrong with this people? The Hokie Pokie is VT and the Marching Virginians.
Chemical Engineering Class of 1996