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Alabama fans say roll tide.
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Roll tide is a rallying cry among fans of the university of alabama s sports teams particularly its football team known as the crimson tide.
The newer version is rated pg 13.
Its ubiquity has been propagated by several viral videos in which people getting arrested say the phrase.
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There s nothing alabama crimson tide fans love more than watching their favorite college football team dominate and win national championships.
There s no doubt the crimson tide own the sec.
Bama fans yell roll tide to encourage the team not that they need encouraging because they re pretty good at winning.
Posted nov 22 2017 some young auburn fans have found a way to laugh through these year s of alabama s dominance of the state rivalry.
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The origin of roll tide as a rallying cry can be traced to the alabama or bama as it s often abbreviated football team.
Well today is your lucky day.
Smith blasted the crimson tide instead.
The usage of roll tide also becomes increasingly obvious after watching a game with other crimson tide fans.
When auburn fans say roll tide updated mar 06 2019.
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The phrase is sometimes elongated by folks in birmingham to roll tide roll but roll tide is not limited to the gridiron nor is it.
A close second is to say roll tide at every possible moment what one man did took that love to the next level.
Smith to say roll tide on first take and it did not go very well.
This is the original version sung by alabama fans for years while the one at the bottom is a current adaptation of alabama s famous song.
We are all reasonably familiar with the genesis of the various traditions associated with alabama football but it recently occurred to me the origin of the phrase roll tide is oddly.
Below are the lyrics of the chorus with the alabama fan mostly student created lyrics between each line.