BATON ROUGE, Louisiana -- Before each Southern home game, before the team steps out of the tunnel at A.W. Mumford Stadium, coach Dawson Odums starts his cry, and the Jaguars respond in cadence.
“Way down in the valley
I heard a mighty noise
It’s the mighty, mighty Jaguars
Put a whoopin' on them boys
We ain’t gonna stop
Until we reach the top
Move over (opponent)
We gonna kick that a**!”
This is a tradition Odums brought to Baton Rouge from his time at Georgia Southern. It is Southern’s spin on an old Army marching cadence.
Senior offensive lineman Anthony Mosley says it’s a story about being deep in a dark valley filled with nothing but misery — but all you need is one ray of light to find the path to the top.
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