A Gamecock is an Ass Kickin' Chicken, as that's been UofSouth Carolina's phrase for decades even though some unimaginative Hokies have tried to contort that phrase to fit our Turkey-based mascot. The definition of a Hokie - 'Winner'.
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I must have been asked "what's a Hokie?" a dozen times on Saturday at anOSU. Every time I proudly responded "I am a Hokie" only to have the question repeated. So I just kindly repeated my answer. I guess you have to be a Hokie to get what it means to be a Hokie.
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Yeah he done learned.
What do you bet Frank had a meeting with him?
Sounds like someone got to him. I can't explain why, but as soon as he said it, I was like, "Oh, so Laurence Gibson filled him in".
I have no idea why Gibson sprung to mind.
That cracked me up.
Although I was embarrassed that he didn't know the answer in the first place, starting QB and all. But great answer after the game!
A HOKIE is an ASS KICKIN CHICKEN.....that what i normally say. But if someone really wants to know..I go into the history of how it came about.
you misspelled TURKEY
I like to tell people that it's a 101 proof wild turkey
A Gamecock is an Ass Kickin' Chicken, as that's been UofSouth Carolina's phrase for decades even though some unimaginative Hokies have tried to contort that phrase to fit our Turkey-based mascot. The definition of a Hokie - 'Winner'.
I think the first time I heard someone say a Hokie was an "ass kickin' chicken" was in the early 80's. Never knew USC used the same phrase.
I am is the perfect response to that question. I have found it silences everything. (Lived in SEC country for a while, sigh)
I must have been asked "what's a Hokie?" a dozen times on Saturday at anOSU. Every time I proudly responded "I am a Hokie" only to have the question repeated. So I just kindly repeated my answer. I guess you have to be a Hokie to get what it means to be a Hokie.
I always thought the "real" answer was that it was based on a cheer that a student/alumni made up in like 1900.
Hoki Hoki Hoki Hi
Tech Tech VPI
Sola-rex Sola-rah
Tech Tech Vir-ginny-ah
But I like Brewer's answer, too.