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| − | The air horn is located in the roof of the [[Houston Field House]]. After the men's [[Engineers#Hockey|hockey]] | + | The air horn is located in the roof of the [[Houston Field House]]. After the men's [[Engineers#Hockey|hockey team]] [[Goal Celebration|scores a goal]], the horn is sounded. |
At current, the horn is not sounded at women's games, where some fans have taken to bringing portable air horns with them to make a similar noise when the team scores. | At current, the horn is not sounded at women's games, where some fans have taken to bringing portable air horns with them to make a similar noise when the team scores. | ||
| − | The notes of the air horn were determined by [[Will Schmarder]] to be Concert C, Eb, and G. | + | The notes of the air horn were determined by [[Will Schmarder]] to be Concert C, Eb, and G. Although there are three horns, only Concert C and Concert Eb are easily heard today. |
[[Category:Mascots and other random objects]] | [[Category:Mascots and other random objects]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:44, March 6, 2011
The air horn is located in the roof of the Houston Field House. After the men's hockey team scores a goal, the horn is sounded.
At current, the horn is not sounded at women's games, where some fans have taken to bringing portable air horns with them to make a similar noise when the team scores.
The notes of the air horn were determined by Will Schmarder to be Concert C, Eb, and G. Although there are three horns, only Concert C and Concert Eb are easily heard today.