Eagle Sounds

[Greenrex]

Instead of the "Caw caw" crow thing, maybe we could just scream really loud.

http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/bald_eagle/sounds

[Rudy]

The crow caw is really annoying. Would be nice to have an Eagle screech sound on our PA system.

[meaniegreenie]

The crow caw is really annoying. Would be nice to have an Eagle screech sound on our PA system.

Yeah, what happened to that?

[UNT 90 Grad]

Yeah, what happened to that?

It never made it across the interstate.

[JRock]

I don't get why some of the easiest things to do are not a priority. It's the details that build a strong foundation of tradition.

[ADLER]

It never made it across the interstate.

I was kinda shocked to hear that it still plays at Fouts during our Apogee games.

[JKvsHimself]

I say it should be brought back, or some version of it.

Reminds me of NC State's wolf howl

Edited October 11, 2013 by JKvsHimself

[oldguystudent]

I think I've got a bad mental association with that sound to Fouts Field, amateur hour level football, and Todd Dodge. If I never hear it again, it will be too soon.

[Censored by Laurie]

It never made it across the interstate.

Flew right into one of turbines.

[SilverEagle]

I liked it. It might have irritated some home fans, but it's the sound that our mascot makes forgodsakes!

AND, if it irritated us, it damn sure would have irritated our opponents. But no, we have to go the stupid route and let the Band insert "Caw" into the fight song.

[MeanGreenTexan]

I liked it. It might have irritated some home fans, but it's the sound that our mascot makes forgodsakes!

AND, if it irritated us, it damn sure would have irritated our opponents. But no, we have to go the stupid route and let the Band insert "Caw" into the fight song.

Better than the other insertion.

[drex]

Which brings up a question...why did the Eagle cross the road?

[Greenrex]

If by chance the person who came up with the "Caw" had been a Longhorn in the early years, UT's hand signal would probably be: Thumb folded inward to palm with four fingers pointed downward, signifying an udder.