2000Cadet

Back when they were kicking our $sses, I didn't think the show was that great, but now looking back, the show was fantastic. There are not many drill moves from SCV that I like as much as I do that "Y" that collapses into a block (although, it could have been cleaner, and twice was a little too much for one show). That show was definitely the shiznit and I'm glad they got a title out of it.

Understandable. It was like that when I marched. I can admit, I was not the best horn player or marcher in my first year at Cadets, but I worked hard and it got me rookie of the year. I agree that definitely can pay dividends in the end.

When I initially read @njthundrrd's post, I thought it said 120 PEOPLE. 120 brass is a pretty good showing. I hope they're QUALITY brass though. Still, @dans is right. They usually have a hard time with brass, primarily quality brass.

In 2000, we were supposed to have 12.

Then do you. I am still going to shows.

In 2019, there are more effective ways to make sh$t happen instead of boycotting. We can use those means instead. I'm still going to shows. I'm not gonna punish other corps for a few others' inabilities to do the right thing. This site annoys me sometimes.

Obviously, I don't think they'll have 21 tubas in the line, but @George Dixon hit the nail on the head, which I think is more of the point of his posting the picture, and not about getting people a "woody." Since even when I marched, it's been hard for Cadets to fill even 10 tuba spots so the fact that they have 21 showing up at a camp is an accomplishment in itself.

I think it's time I had some cawfee.

Hoping to hear some great news from them this weekend.

As much as I love 1997 Cadets, the brass line was terrible.

Glad to see more good news coming from this organization.

Ehhh....I don't think that neighborhood is that bad. One of the years I went there, I didn't park in the parking lot. I parked on the street about a block away from the stadium. I was perfectly fine and so was my car, and I drive a G37 coupe.