Everyone is clapping
The Bengals just used 10 plays to take a 7-3 lead. Now that silly fight song is playing on the scoreboard.
posted by Dustin Dow at 1:27 PM
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 Mark Curnutte started covering the Bengals and the NFL for The Enquirer in 2000. He previously wrote about urban affairs and other social issues for the Enquirer. He won the prestigious 1994 Unity Award from Lincoln University (Missouri) for "A Polite Silence," a seven-day series about race relations in Greater Cincinnati. He also has worked as an assistant features editor and features writer at The News & Observer in Raleigh, N.C. Curnutte is second vice president and a three-year board member of the Professional Football Writers of America (PFWA). He is a 1984 Miami University graduate. Previous Posts
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2 Comments:
at 10/30/2006 1:51 PM 
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at 10/30/2006 6:26 PM 
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Post a Comment*That fight song is the a tradition. They have played that song as long as I can remember. The marching bands used to play it in pregame at Riverfront. It may sound "silly", but it is still a tradition that should not be taken away.
Do us a favor this week. Pick the Bengals to lose. You are usually wrong, so that should give us a chance.
Props to the Bengals fans and the players and coaches. A class act all around (well, except for Willie Anderson dissing the Falcons D line). The CJ thing was fun and lightened up the week a bit.
Altogether a big improvement over all the whining from the Steelers last week - Big Ben sniveling that the Falcons taunted him - how embarrassing.
Best of luck the rest of the way!
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