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Is it true they us iPads with some for of GPS grid software during practice??? I know JSU use a grid pad but it's associated with anything else. Can anybody shade light on this?
The play EXTREMELY WELL. The drill was cute but not difficult.
Is it true they us iPads with some for of GPS grid software during practice??? I know JSU use a grid pad but it's associated with anything else. Can anybody shade light on this?
Wait until the Japanese take the human factor out of marching bands and replace them with robotics.
Japan plays football?
None of our bands can (will) do anything like that.
Yes they do use Ipads.
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I somewhat disagree. Back in the late 70s and 80s I saw some SU JSU shows do similar. But not as animated and that's probably was due to smaller numbers the Ohio state has. Those drills are a numbers game. The more you have more impressive the visual effect. Ex.. SUs Stick man and one of them can't remember which one; I want the credit to go to the right band, one of them made a trumpet and the valves went up and down and a music note came out and floated down the field. I also remember the old college band director conferences
Big up to Ohio St but big ups to Doc Greg's for his work on drills back in the day when iPads and TV didn't help.
There are some new talented young assistants out there. They need to be pushed into not just charting songs that blow your wig back but drills that blow your mind like back when we drilled. That's my little say.
.... Ok, so do y'all think Tom Joyner is right?
He and J Anthony Brown did a bit on the Tom Joyner Morning Show last week where he said he was embarrassed by black college bands halftime shows and how they do the same things over and over. He said he was tired of hearing "Neck" and fans acting like they had just heard a 40 year old song for the first time. He said he was tired of hearing "Get Ready" and the "Fat Boy" out in front of the band doing splits. He did say he was partial to the "Honey Bees" at Bama State (LOL). Basically they were being funny, but at the same time seriously saying it's time for black college bands to step it up like Ohio State.
Oh yeah, keep in mind that TJ does give a lot of money to HBCU's. (sorry GR)
Is it true they us iPads with some for of GPS grid software during practice??? I know JSU use a grid pad but it's associated with anything else. Can anybody shade light on this?
Fiyah I was responding to your comment of none of our bands "can do" I guess you cleared your point when you used the "will" do it part because they have gotten away from it. But a lot of the old director who did these drills are gone. But it can be done today. There are some new talented young assistants out there. They need to be pushed into not just charting songs that blow your wig back but drills that blow your mind like back when we drilled. That's my little say.
yep.
I like their band but I always wondered why people think what they do is so hard or so amazing by how fast they can put it together. All they have to do is follow the charts during practice and follow their location on the IPAD. ANY band can do these types of shows with that kind of equipment.
But just to remind people, FAMU made a ESCALADE complete with spinning rims coming down the field 5 or 6 years ago at the battle of the bands in Jackson. No IPODS in sight. Just old fashion 9 to 5 high step marching, hitting their marks. :lol:
8 to 5 frat. LOL. I know it has been a long time since you marched. LOL.