Has anyone figured out what the hand signal for the 1812 overture will be during the 3rd quarter timeout? Pretty sure the K looks like a mid-western gang symbol.
Weis, Davie, Willingham, and Holtz all provided easy to create hand moves. The L, W and even the D lend themselves to simplicity but the K could provide problems. We here at KGG think that the new hand symbol displayed during the overture should be that of our favorite referee's signal. The loss of down. It is the best signal in a referees repertoire and the student body should replicate this during the 4th quarter. It also looks better than the crumbled hand when throwing your K's up.
Weis, Davie, Willingham, and Holtz all provided easy to create hand moves. The L, W and even the D lend themselves to simplicity but the K could provide problems. We here at KGG think that the new hand symbol displayed during the overture should be that of our favorite referee's signal. The loss of down. It is the best signal in a referees repertoire and the student body should replicate this during the 4th quarter. It also looks better than the crumbled hand when throwing your K's up.
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