What are some good chants for football?
Chants for the Offense
- First down, first down, on our way to a touchdown!
- Passing play, running play, anyway we’ll have our way – Vic-to-ry!
- Run that ball past the next yard line. Don’t you stop, you’re doin’ fine.
- Run receiver run! Run receiver run!
- No one can, no one can, throw the ball like our quarterback can!
How do you cheer a football team?
- Hold up, wait a minute, Let me put some spirit in it! [Team Name] break it down,
- I said hey! Hey! ( crowd)
- How about. How about. How about a color shout?
- We’ve got the spirit! We’ve got the fight! We’re gonna win the game tonight!
- Shake, rattle, and roll. Alright!
- Hold on, wait a minute, [Team Name] puts some boom in it!
How do you do cheers for cheerleading?
- Go Team! Go team! Go team!
- Eagle Pride. Eagle pride! Eagle pride!
- Go Devils! De-vils just can’t be beat,
- B-E-S-T! Give me a B!
- V-I-C-T-O-R-Y. V-I-C-T-O-R-Y!
- S-P-I-R-I-T. S-P-I-R-I-T, spirit!
- Bearcats. Cheerleaders: Bearcats, what are we gonna do?
- Lions Go! Cheerleaders: When we say Lions, you say Go!
What are examples of chants?
Examples of chants include:
- Knock ’em down. Turn it around. C’mon defense work.
- Hornets got the buzz. We ain’t full of fuzz. Swish! Two points. Swish! Two points.
- Mary had a little lamb, but Eagles got that basketball (or football) jam.
Which football chant is the best?
So here is a definitive list of the football chants at their best.
- Sack Race. 8 of 25.
- Oh Snape! 7 of 25.
- Gnome is where the heart is. 6 of 25.
- He’s Alright. 5 of 25.
- Swing Low Sweet Tony’s Hat. 4 of 25.
- The Peckham Beckham. 3 of 25.
- No Woodman. 2 of 25.
- Ocean Finance on the Phone. 1 of 25.
What can you say to encourage a sports team?
So think of the following 17 phrases as ways you and your staff can do just that.
- 1 – “I’m/We’re proud of you”
- 2 – “I/We believe in you”
- 3 – “That was impressive”
- 4 – “Thank you”
- 5 – “We want/need you to step up and be a leader”
- 6 – “I/We love your effort”
- 7 – “That’s a great job, and here’s why…”
What are some sideline cheers?
Acrostic Sideline Cheers
- B-E-A-R-S. Bears! Energized! Alive! Ready- to- Score!
- B-E-S-T! Best! Best! Hawks are the Best! Better Every Season. Trample the rest!
- P-R-I-D-E! Pride! Pride! P –Pull out the pride! R -Ride out the wave! I – It’s the Eagles’ D- Day! E- Everybody yell – Pride! Pride! Eagle Pride!
What is a good cheer chant?
We say Win, Win, Win! Go, Fight, Win! Go, Fight, Win!
How do you yell like a cheerleader?
Cheerleading Cheers and Chants!
- Make sure each word is loud and clearly spoken.
- Do not ‘sing’ the words.
- Open your mouth wide when you yell.
- Keep your head and chin up.
- Keep your back and shoulders straight.
- Yell from your diaphragm (above the stomach) and abdominal muscles.
What are some cheer words?
Panther fans up in the stands yell goooooo Panthers (repeat)! Panther fans up in the stand yell beat those Tigers (repeat)! (clap and chant) One more time show your spirit fans, let’s hear it, Goooo Panthers beat those Tigers!
What is a simple chant?
The definition of a chant is a song, melody or something repeated over and over again. An example of a chant is a simple church hymn. noun.
What is the best kids football?
We’re going to do what fits our personnel the best.” Celina’s Gabe Gayton (11) runs upfield in the second half of a Class 4A Division II Region I final high school playoff football game between “Our kids understand, the way it’s going to
What are good football cheers?
Touchdowns
What college football team should I cheer for?
On my feet,shouting encouragement to my team
Do more kids play baseball or football?
Worth noting: Although football is America’s most popular spectator sport, the number of football participants at ages 13-17 (1.46 million) still trails basketball (3.44 million), baseball (2.18 million) and soccer (1.48 million) and is only slightly ahead of tennis (1.41 million).