WOW…I was 2 at this time but I know I was watching this game with my dad. Been to over 50 games and the band is just as much worth the price of admission as the game. So blessed to have grown up in Ohio to be a part of the tradition.
yep. back then typically the crowd would listen to the band sing the battle cry after the i-dotting, as opposed to singing along like we do today. but that day, as the band members sang, the crowd would not stop cheering. it was an incredible moment and was so happy he was able to soak all that adulation in.
I was there that day, as I was for so many others. I was so emotionally drained afterward it was hard to get up for the second half. The good old days…
While Coach Hayes is always vilified for a mistake at the end of his career. Here is what should be remembered what the percentage of his players graduated WITH their degree.
@@priccostein2746 Why, because he was a student of history and education? Or because he was always teaching his kids good morals and always demanded players behave with respect?
@@TG-uj6yu for real like its crazy how 40 years later, and its still very similar except for very minute marching differences but its still the same script ohio
WOW…I was 2 at this time but I know I was watching this game with my dad. Been to over 50 games and the band is just as much worth the price of admission as the game. So blessed to have grown up in Ohio to be a part of the tradition.
Was in the stadium that day, we could barely hear the band over the cheering for Woody. Great memories.
Was there also, with my Dad who is now gone. One of my fondest memories...
yep. back then typically the crowd would listen to the band sing the battle cry after the i-dotting, as opposed to singing along like we do today. but that day, as the band members sang, the crowd would not stop cheering. it was an incredible moment and was so happy he was able to soak all that adulation in.
I was there, too. It was such an emotional thing, we were all spent afterward! I will never forget it.
Woody Hayes was a great man and a great leader. We will miss him forever.
Did you know he was going to be there? Has to be a great memory!
I was there that day, as I was for so many others. I was so emotionally drained afterward it was hard to get up for the second half. The good old days…
What an amazing moment to watch! So thankful that the great coach Woody Hayes was able to have the honor of dotting the i!
He is Mr buckeye
I miss Coach Hayes very much. RIP Coach.
While Coach Hayes is always vilified for a mistake at the end of his career. Here is what should be remembered what the percentage of his players graduated WITH their degree.
Between Woody Hayes and Bobby Knight they MADE SURE their players graduated from Ohio State and Indiana, respectively.
The homecoming queen was a Princess Diana lookalike.
She was gorgeous!
Our honor defend, we will fight to the end, for O-hi-o. God bless you and rest in peace Coach Hayes.
Everytime I met Woody, he always told me to come to OSU
Most momentous "i" dotter EVER in "i" dotting history at Ohio State.
If I ever had the chance, I would have played my guts out for Woody, a coach..........
Chills
Woody v. Bo.... classic rivalry.
The 10 year war!!
I wonder how script operated with no sousa i dotter… counts probably had to change in the little O
God that midfield logo was freaking terrible back then
They don't have just anyone dot the I...
❤
As someone who dislikes Woody Hayes, this was a class act by the university and by him
Okay so I just read his biography, and damn it's really hard for me to dislike him now.
@@priccostein2746 Why, because he was a student of history and education? Or because he was always teaching his kids good morals and always demanded players behave with respect?
@@priccostein2746 he was an incredible man, hard to dislike
Different America then. I miss the 80s! FJB
It sure is. But one thing that hasn’t changed is that this is THE BEST DAMN BAND IN THE LAND! GO BUCKS!!!!!!!!!
@@TG-uj6yu for real like its crazy how 40 years later, and its still very similar except for very minute marching differences but its still the same script ohio