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Episode 5: The 1984 Trojan Football Family and In-Game Traditions
Our hosts begin in the fall of 1984. Dr. Bartner's daughter Debbie was a Song Girl and, through her, he became close to the USC Football players. That team went to the Rose Bowl and pulled off an upset of Ohio St. with a defensive performance led by two All-American linebackers. Ryan and Art then turn to the band's in-game traditions — from entering the Coliseum to the final whistle — including the traditional pregame show and "choreographing" the action on the field.
Help completely fund the Trojan Marching Band Member Pandemic Relief Fund:
Text USC BAND to 41444 or visit app.mobilecause.com/e/kP0Gew?vid=c70jq
Hosted by Ryan Abraham
Featuring Dr. Arthur C. Bartner
Produced by Brett Padelford
Mixed by Zach Gaston
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By USC Trojan Marching BandOur hosts begin in the fall of 1984. Dr. Bartner's daughter Debbie was a Song Girl and, through her, he became close to the USC Football players. That team went to the Rose Bowl and pulled off an upset of Ohio St. with a defensive performance led by two All-American linebackers. Ryan and Art then turn to the band's in-game traditions — from entering the Coliseum to the final whistle — including the traditional pregame show and "choreographing" the action on the field.
Help completely fund the Trojan Marching Band Member Pandemic Relief Fund:
Text USC BAND to 41444 or visit app.mobilecause.com/e/kP0Gew?vid=c70jq
Hosted by Ryan Abraham
Featuring Dr. Arthur C. Bartner
Produced by Brett Padelford
Mixed by Zach Gaston