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2. Seven places to find Kansas City Chiefs merch (and recreate ...

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   This local shop sells tees, sweatshirts, caps and more from its Country Club Plaza location. The brand just released a “ Showtime in Las Vegas ” Chiefs shirt for $36 ahead of the Super Bowl.

3. Marching Chiefs - Wikipedia

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   The Florida State University Marching Chiefs is the official marching band of Florida State University.The band has served in this capacity since the 1940s and continues to perform at all home football games as well as several away games each year; they have also performed at baseball and softball games.

4. Manley Whitcomb - Wikipedia

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   Manley Rowley Whitcomb (January 21, 1913—November 20, 1987) was a concert band and marching band conductor known for being the director of Florida State University's Marching Chiefs. Whitcomb was Director of Bands at FSU from 1953 to 1970. [1]

5. Tomahawk chop - Wikipedia

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   The English rugby team Exeter Chiefs adopted the name of "Chiefs" in 1999. [19] In 2010 they started using the Tomahawk chop along with the war chant, following their promotion to the Premiership Rugby. [20] They use it as their walk out music at Sandy Park [21] as well as a chant by their traveling fans during rugby matches elsewhere in the UK ...

6. What is Red Friday? Here’s the story behind the Chiefs ...

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   While this year had “Red Wednesday,” since the Chiefs opened this season on Thursday, Sept. 7, the tradition of Red Friday continues. Here’s what to know about the day Kansas City wears red.

7. 'We will rise': Marching Chiefs rehearse twice a day for FSU ...

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   Preparations for the 4,000-mile journey started months ago for the Marching Chiefs. FSU’s College of Music raised more than $160,000 to send 170-plus members (mainly upperclassmen) to Ireland.