You can't always just watch the pro-Baylor stuff, this guy picks what he thinks is each teams biggest question; if you only want to watch the Baylor part (its a 40 min video) go to approx 6:00- 8:00. Can you guess what he picks for BU? Aranda? Defense? Why is Marigold at football games? (imo she should stick to soccer, volleyball, softball, & WBB).

So can anybody tell me why Marigold is at football games? She's over the top feminine, with her ring of flowers headband, prancing & skipping around like a little sissy, the totally wrong vibe you want to project at a D1, big-time, manly, physical, slobber knocking college football game in the middle of Texas. Is Jovan the Tcu toad responsible for her too?

#HugeSwingAndMiss

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So can anybody tell me why Marigold is at football games? She's over the top feminine, with her ring of flowers headband, prancing & skipping around like a little sissy, the totally wrong vibe you want to project at a D1, big-time, manly, physical, slobber knocking college football game in the middle of Texas. Is Jovan the Tcu toad responsible for her too?

#HugeSwingAndMiss

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Baylor is a school where a university wide event that involves men putting on makeup and singing and dancing with each other on a stage is a bigger deal than football. With that in mind, does this surprise you?

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Delmar 2.0 said:

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So can anybody tell me why Marigold is at football games? She's over the top feminine, with her ring of flowers headband, prancing & skipping around like a little sissy, the totally wrong vibe you want to project at a D1, big-time, manly, physical, slobber knocking college football game in the middle of Texas. Is Jovan the Tcu toad responsible for her too?

#HugeSwingAndMiss

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Baylor is a school where a university wide event that involves men putting on makeup and singing and dancing with each other on a stage is a bigger deal than football. With that in mind, does this surprise you?

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Not true. Sing is very important to some, but its a small percentage of Baylor known as frat boys, the limp wristed males that like wearing ancient greek letters on their shirts. I can proudly say that in my many decades as a Baylor fan, student, alum, etc. I have never once been to Sing nor even wanted to go to Sing.

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Youre a clown said:

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Delmar 2.0 said:

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So can anybody tell me why Marigold is at football games? She's over the top feminine, with her ring of flowers headband, prancing & skipping around like a little sissy, the totally wrong vibe you want to project at a D1, big-time, manly, physical, slobber knocking college football game in the middle of Texas. Is Jovan the Tcu toad responsible for her too?

#HugeSwingAndMiss

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Baylor is a school where a university wide event that involves men putting on makeup and singing and dancing with each other on a stage is a bigger deal than football. With that in mind, does this surprise you?

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Not true. Sing is very important to some, but its a small percentage of Baylor known as frat boys, the limp wristed males that like wearing ancient greek letters on their shirts. I can proudly say that in my many decades as a Baylor fan, student, alum, etc. I have never once been to Sing nor even wanted to go to Sing.

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I was in a frat, and I never went or participated. Got heat for it, but oh well. Also, it's a much bigger event than you think and really does transcend Greek life at Baylor. In all honesty, I don't care of someone watches or participates in it, that's their choice. But my point still stands.

I still say its not as big as you're trying to make it; it's 95% frats & soroities and their families that make a big deal about it. It's never even registered on my radar......not once, ever.

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I still say its not as big as you're trying to make it; it's 95% frats & soroities and their families that make a big deal about it. It's never even registered on my radar......not once, ever.

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Something like 30% of the undergrad student body is in a fraternity or sorority.

Baylor is not the Baylor that it was when you were in school in the 70s or 80s. I graduated in 2014, and it's vastly different now that it was when I graduated

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I still say its not as big as you're trying to make it; it's 95% frats & soroities and their families that make a big deal about it. It's never even registered on my radar......not once, ever.

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Something like 30% of the undergrad student body is in a fraternity or sorority......

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Just like I said....."a small percentage"

Thanks for proving my point.

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I still say its not as big as you're trying to make it; it's 95% frats & soroities and their families that make a big deal about it. It's never even registered on my radar......not once, ever.

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Something like 30% of the undergrad student body is in a fraternity or sorority......

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Just like I said....."a small percentage"

Thanks for proving my point.

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30% of an entire student body isn't a small percentage. Facts. Sing isn't just a Greek life thing. Facts

Anyways, I'm done. I'll let you get back to crying over a person wearing a female anthropomorphic bear costume at a football game

Less than 1/3rd is a small percentage, anyone with a brain knows this. And when was I crying exactly? Just making an astute observation; you're reading comprehension could use some major work.

Have a nice day Y.A. Clown.

So, Marigold? Hopefully AD Doug has some common sense and bans Marigold from McLane Stadium on gamedays. The last thing Baylor needs to return to is 'the Pussification Years', but with that very effeminate mascot skipping & prancing around the sidelines you might as well bring Kevin Steele back and be done with it.

#BanMarigold


Sic'em Bears!