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Tomahawk chop

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Sep 17, 2026

Adam CarrikerHOST
9:02
Florida State would be a...
Adam CarrikerHOST
9:03
I, I just, you know me, I love the Tomahawk Chop in general.
Adam CarrikerHOST
9:06
Atlanta Braves, Florida State Seminoles.
Adam CarrikerHOST
9:09
I wasn't a gigantic Seminoles fan, but of the three Florida schools that were always in the top five growing up, it was definitely Florida State.
Adam CarrikerHOST
9:16
Uh, the Tomahawk Chop.
Adam CarrikerHOST
9:17
So those are some of the teams that pop in my head.
Adam CarrikerHOST
9:19
A&M would be fine.
Andy DaviesHOST
57:49
And I do think it's easy again to pick them week two at home, hour ahead, under the lights.
Andy DaviesHOST
57:54
There's not, a lot more things that are scary than hearing that, you know, I can't think what they call the song, but the song they play, the fans chant before the game, Tomahawk Chop, the chant, either way, that chant when he goes, oh, hearing that in a primetime game at night time, seeing Mahomes walking out the field, it's such a scary prospect.
Andy DaviesHOST
58:18
And I think against this Colts team, which obviously, has his flaws I just yeah I found it very easy to call I think the Chiefs win this you know Kenneth Walker I do worry about his health because he has most seasons he has struggled to stay healthy but we saw week one alone.
Andy DaviesHOST
58:37
I mean, he had three less yards than the entire Broncos offense, um, which shows kind of the flaws in the Broncos, but also just how good he was.
Bill BuschHOST
20:13
Not as
Steve SippleHOST
20:13
good as the Tomahawk Chop.
Steve SippleHOST
20:15
It's not.
Bill BuschHOST
20:15
It's way better.
Al GaldiGUEST
6:44
...
Al GaldiGUEST
6:44
the Tomahawk Chop that the Atlanta Braves do.
Al GaldiGUEST
6:46
And it's kind of like, "Well, how come that's allowed, and how come the NFL and its television partners willingly broadcast that and promote that?"
Michael SchafferHOST
6:54
Right.
Mark RogersHOST
15:13
And again, Kevin Jennings got smacked by his opposing number, number seven.
Mark RogersHOST
15:22
But he got it away, and he is chopping away the Tomahawk Chop 24-17 SMU.
Mark RogersHOST
15:30
Two weeks from now, SMU takes on Louisville.
Mark RogersHOST
15:32
That's going to be a key game in the ACC, of course.
Adam CarrikerHOST
4:00
Where's it at? Florida State? Tallahassee? Yeah.
Adam CarrikerHOST
4:02
Tomahawk Chop, maybe? Yeah.
Adam CarrikerHOST
4:04
Oh, man.
Adam CarrikerHOST
4:05
If this was an SMU, it's easy.
Evan DaltonHOST
39:10
So it was interesting to see him taking a stand on something.
Adam DaltonHOST
39:14
The Tomahawk Chop is a rhythmic arm movement and vocal chant used by fans to support the Atlanta Braves, though it has been a source of significant cultural debate for decades.
Adam DaltonHOST
39:25
Yeah,
Bob LeahyHOST
39:25
there's a whole song that they do with it, too.
John MiddlekauffHOST
41:58
Oh.
John MiddlekauffHOST
42:01
Hey, who doesn't do the Tomahawk Chop? It's one of the coolest things in football.
John MiddlekauffHOST
42:06
When that place was rolling and they would bust that thing out.
John MiddlekauffHOST
42:08
That might've been the Braves one I just did.
Erin HoganHOST
13:08
I didn't know Vince Young coming out of high school wanted to play at Florida State.
Erin HoganHOST
13:12
He wanted to go to the Tomahawk Chop, but Bobby Bowden... recruited him as a wide receiver and wanted him to move to wide out.
Jack FarrellHOST
13:19
Wow, Texas finally on the right side of one of those.
Erin HoganHOST
13:21
Right.
Pat FinnHOST
8:24
I would love to go down to Tallahassee to see Kevin Jennings and Rhett Lashlee and the SMU Mustangs take the field.
Pat FinnHOST
8:35
You got Chief Osceola, you got the Tomahawk Chop, [laughs] and you have everything that the city of Tallahassee has to offer.
Pat FinnHOST
8:44
Madison Social, Recess upstairs.
Pat FinnHOST
8:47
I mean, it's gotta be that.

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