Unique small school gems

[DTF955]

What are really interesting part of college football that you know from smaller schools? Or, perhaps, little-known tidbits about big schools traditions?

At the College of Wooster, a small, Division III school in NE Ohio, the Fighting Scots have a marching band that wears black and gold kilts! It's not OSU, but from my days there, I can tell you the sight of dozens of bagpipers in kilts marching down the hill and onto our field playing the school fight song had to be one of the sweetest and probably among the most unique sights in college football.

Any other unique things connected with gameday atmosphere at other schools that you care to share?

[efin98]

At the College of Wooster, a small, Division III school in NE Ohio, the Fighting Scots have a marching band that wears black and gold kilts! It's not OSU, but from my days there, I can tell you the sight of dozens of bagpipers in kilts marching down the hill and onto our field playing the school fight song had to be one of the sweetest and probably among the most unique sights in college football.

Even scarier seeing them on a windy day:D(sorry, couldn't resist!)

[DTF955]

LOL, if I wasn't visually impaired I'd have probably envisioned that sight myself years ago :-) I just don't notice such things or think about them as it is.