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There are several infamous drill moves that corps have made that were in reality very simple in design (not that they were easy to achieve) that I can watch over and over and still grin/laugh/tear-up in appreciation. A few of my favorites:

  • 93 PR – full corps crabbing
  • 87 Cadets – disappearing, reappearing company front
  • 95 Madison – rotating company front

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first move of cavies 2002. Line to triangle like boom, but not too hard to actually write.

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2002 Cavaliers. The wedge ripple jump over 2 steps.

Amazing move.

But for writing? "Select form - Push Tool - Push 1 yard to the right"

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Madison 1993 end of show...rotating company front facing backfield, upon straightening every other member ducks as the person next to him rotates his horn over him for the final company front push.

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i don't believe i'm saying this, but

1996 phantom... when the horns close in around the guard, the guard all falls down, and the horns march away after the hit, leaving a big clump of red on the field.

so simple.

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Got to go with some Brubaker stuff.

X's to diamonds

The snake

Now with Gaines...

Diamond cutter

Now I'll disagree with the OP. The dissolving company front... The mental ability to come up with that is scary.

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Oh, Oh! I can't believe I'm the first to mention 89 Cadets, the distortion boxes the hornline did during the drum features. SWEET move with such a cool effect up high!

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Phantom 1996 - Big hit at the end of the opener. Hornline is in an amoeba (sp?) shape then in the middle of the hit they move to a triangle....fairly simple but I love.

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