re: Yell Leaders

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Have a history that goes back 100 years before A&M was a coed school.

If you've ever been to Kyle, you'll realize they serve to mobilize half of Kyle at any given time and conduct 50,000 yelling the same thing at the same time. Nowhere else in any sport in the world does this happen.

They also serve to quiet the home crowd during offensive possession, something Auburn really could have used this weekend. How ironic is it that your home crowd made your guy mis-snap the ball?

Personally, I don't really know what purpose cheerleaders serve at football games, anyways. In the history of sports, nobody has ever said "hey, did you see what that cheerleader did?" or "damn, those cheerleaders sure enhanced my game experience."

So keep talking shite about our yell leaders if you want, but they aren't going anywhere, and we really DGAF.

Thanks!

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Did this thread really need to be made?
Only thing gayer that yelleaders is feeling the need to start a thread on some message board explaining them when NO ONE cares.
Cheerleaders are there to wear short skirts and be easy on the eyes of the male fans.