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Regulars at Autzen Stadium, no matter the score of the game, look forward to the end of the third quarter almost as much as they do their pre-game brewski.

Why? For the chance to jump up and "Shout" along with Otis Day and the Knights. The ritual has taken on a life of its own, with grandma and grandpa "Shouting" along with the crazies in the student section (sometimes even louder).

The fun has even been known to migrate to the opponent's team; I've seen players and even one coach on the opposing team dancing along with the Duck faithful. It's a magical moment and very difficult to resist.

For the record, Otis Day and the Knights were originally created as a fictional band for the movie "Animal House", filmed on the University of Oregon campus. Wonderful real-life musician Robert Cray played bass in the movie. The band has since toured as a real band, and has been featured at Oregon pep rallies at bowl games.