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Chalk Rock Jayhawk. But what exactly is the rock chalk jayhawk chant, and where did it come from? In 1886, chemistry professor e.h.s. The cheer dates back to 1886, according to the university of kansas, when chemistry professor e.h.s. Bailey, used “rah rah, jay hawk,” as a cheer for the science club. Picture kansas in the 1850s, a state torn by civil strife, a battleground of ideologies during the turbulent bleeding kansas era. A university spokeswoman sent us an article about the rock chalk, jayhawk, ku chant's origins. This mythical bird—a blend of a blue jay’s aggressive traits and a hawk’s sheer vigilance—captures the essence of a ku student. Here's everything we know about the university's sports mantra. Join 16,300 jayhawks inside allen fieldhouse to sing the university of kansas alma. But its roots run even deeper. What is the 'rock chalk, jayhawk' chant? Following the historic victory that makes this team one to remember, kansas players and fans began the celebration by chanting rock chalk, jayhawk — what does that mean? Kansas notes that bailey patterned the yell after.

The cheer dates back to 1886, according to the university of kansas, when chemistry professor e.h.s. Join 16,300 jayhawks inside allen fieldhouse to sing the university of kansas alma. But its roots run even deeper. But what exactly is the rock chalk jayhawk chant, and where did it come from? Kansas notes that bailey patterned the yell after. Picture kansas in the 1850s, a state torn by civil strife, a battleground of ideologies during the turbulent bleeding kansas era. This mythical bird—a blend of a blue jay’s aggressive traits and a hawk’s sheer vigilance—captures the essence of a ku student. Following the historic victory that makes this team one to remember, kansas players and fans began the celebration by chanting rock chalk, jayhawk — what does that mean? In 1886, chemistry professor e.h.s. What is the 'rock chalk, jayhawk' chant?

Rock Chalk Jayhawk by Mark Crosby on Dribbble

Chalk Rock Jayhawk The cheer dates back to 1886, according to the university of kansas, when chemistry professor e.h.s. But what exactly is the rock chalk jayhawk chant, and where did it come from? A university spokeswoman sent us an article about the rock chalk, jayhawk, ku chant's origins. Here's everything we know about the university's sports mantra. Following the historic victory that makes this team one to remember, kansas players and fans began the celebration by chanting rock chalk, jayhawk — what does that mean? The cheer dates back to 1886, according to the university of kansas, when chemistry professor e.h.s. Bailey, used “rah rah, jay hawk,” as a cheer for the science club. What is the 'rock chalk, jayhawk' chant? In 1886, chemistry professor e.h.s. But its roots run even deeper. Join 16,300 jayhawks inside allen fieldhouse to sing the university of kansas alma. Kansas notes that bailey patterned the yell after. Picture kansas in the 1850s, a state torn by civil strife, a battleground of ideologies during the turbulent bleeding kansas era. This mythical bird—a blend of a blue jay’s aggressive traits and a hawk’s sheer vigilance—captures the essence of a ku student.