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Aggie96
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Aggie fan here trying to learn some of the SEC traditions of other teams.
Can someone explain to me where the "Fins up" thing came in to play for you guys?

Thanks for a tough game by the way. Good luck the rest of the way. I think your drought ends this week
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Seems like it would make more sense to hear it from the mouths of those that do it...
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Aggie96 wrote:Seems like it would make more sense to hear it from the mouths of those that do it...
We had a defensive player 5/6 years ago that was having a very successful and spirited practice. When the coaches asked him about it, he told them he was a land shark. It was funny, but it kinda caught on with some of the other players. So they started using the 'fin' on a good defensive play. That player passed away a few years ago, and to me that's when it became more of a tradition/sign of respect.
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lewindha wrote:
Aggie96 wrote:Seems like it would make more sense to hear it from the mouths of those that do it...
We had a defensive player 5/6 years ago that was having a very successful and spirited practice. When the coaches asked him about it, he told them he was a land shark. It was funny, but it kinda caught on with some of the other players. So they started using the 'fin' on a good defensive play. That player passed away a few years ago, and to me that's when it became more of a tradition/sign of respect.
Great story and a cool Tradition! Thanks,
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jeff967 wrote:never did it not one time in over 50 years as a Rebel

If that were the criteria for a valuable or accepted tradition, there would be a disturbing lack of them on campus.
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Tony Fein an Iraq veteran, started the Landshark, remember the fin hat at the cotton bowl? Landsharks dont need water.
FINS Up Rebels! RIP Tony.
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oxpatchreb wrote:
jeff967 wrote:never did it not one time in over 50 years as a Rebel

If that were the criteria for a valuable or accepted tradition, there would be a disturbing lack of them on campus.
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