Agent Gully

My college was normally 3 credits per course that met either 3x or 2x per week. Science courses usually had a lab hour and they were 4 credits. Even grad school I believe was 3 credits per hour. Phys Ed classes were 1 credit. Both were traditional 2 semester systems.

Oh dear, those comments were brutal.

LOL. Poor Kalyssa, she just had an aversion to clothing.

From my understanding, Kelli and Judy don't attend every rehearsal. When the show was taking place, of course they would be in attendance on filming nights. I believe the group leaders do a lot of the teaching of the routines to the rookies and that those nights are more casual (hair in ponytails, minimal makeup if any, etc.)

I understand Lisa needing to get hands on as she is the one creating the uniform and has to get correct measurements and fit. Kelli on the other hand (no pun intended) I can see showing how to tie that darned knot, but she doesn't need to grab anything personal to do that!

The Baltimore Ravens cheerleaders are a well traveled group. They have visited troops stationed in Djibouti Africa, Afghanistan, Kuwait, UAE, Kosovo, Turkey, and Iceland to name a few. They also spend time with families who have lost loved ones in the armed forces over the Memorial Day weekends.

Didn't Brennan draw lines in her backyard or go to a place near by her home so she could practice? I'm pretty sure I recall that, or perhaps I am in need of an adult beverage...

I can't imagine that they won't do a squad photo. Kelli and Judy have always expressed how the gals will be immortalized in team history with that photo. I guess there really isn't a reason to rush it since it doesn't have to be part of the tv show anymore.

My college was too small to have fraternities and sororities. It was great though as everyone knew everyone and we were all one big family.

Article about Rookie Karley https://kfdm.com/news/local/karley-swindel-shares-her-excitement-after-becoming-a-dallas-cowboys-cheerleader

Texas is the Lone Star state, so that is what the single star represents. In addition, it is seen as a symbol of unity. The 15 stars on the uniform is/was to represent 15 characteristics a DCC is supposed to embody. Collectively they also represent the hard work the cheerleaders do to earn the uniform. At least that's what I recall.

From what I recall, the All Stars do shows that the "regular" DCC can't attend for whatever reason. As you said, there are promotional appearances where they might not dance. They are also there to fill in if a DCC is sick or injured, like Jinelle did after she became an All Star. I'm sure they must have practices, but I don't know if that is with the other DCC or as a separate practice. I'm sure someone here can tell us.

Wasn't Caroline one of the gals who imbibed a bit too much at Lake of the Ozarks? Perhaps K & J held back on that honor for her as "punishment"? Then again, depending on opinion, it was felt that the gals who were previous co points were more deserving at that time. Who knows?

Exactly! I don't see sideline reporters asking the football players about current world events. It is even less likely for the cheerleaders, unless a topic directly impacts on their "profession", for example asking, " How on earth do you breathe while dancing wearing a Covid mask?"

She is one of those gals who are so petite that their head seems large in proportion to their body. (I wouldn't know from personal experience, lol!) I would be thrilled not to have that extra scrutiny on me, that is for sure. As a selfish person though, I miss all the insider info and juicy gossip. Thank you to everyone posting cuts, photos, etc. It keeps me from going into complete withdrawal.