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OT: Why don't more people write lousy songs about the Buccos?

OH Pete

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When the Steelers are good, every yinzer with access to a tape recorder and guitar records what they hope will be the next definitive Steeler anthem. Some are actually kind of good (for what they are), but most are dreadful. So why don't people do that for the Buccos? I'm sure there are a few, but honestly, I have multiple CD's worth of Steeler songs from the past couple of Super Bowl runs. For the Buccos we are pretty much limited to You Gotta Believe (the original video is hilarious - love the lead singers look), The Bucs Are Going All the Way, and We Are Family. And that is pretty much it.
 
Some dude named Narduzzi sang one on The Fan this morning. Wasn't Pat btw..
 
When the Steelers are good, every yinzer with access to a tape recorder and guitar records what they hope will be the next definitive Steeler anthem. Some are actually kind of good (for what they are), but most are dreadful. So why don't people do that for the Buccos? I'm sure there are a few, but honestly, I have multiple CD's worth of Steeler songs from the past couple of Super Bowl runs. For the Buccos we are pretty much limited to You Gotta Believe (the original video is hilarious - love the lead singers look), The Bucs Are Going All the Way, and We Are Family. And that is pretty much it.
Maybe if they win their first playoff series since 1979 songs will follow....that being said, I can picture something with the "SpongeBob Square Pants" ditty behind it.
 
The same guy that writes the Steelers "Here We Go" wrote a song I don't even know how long ago called "Buc Fever".
 
If only advanced metrics could have saved us

Got 'em the 2nd best record in baseball. They do nothing in playoffs. It's pure randomness then.

Although, the Cubs ARE more metrics driven than the Pirates (Theo Epstein is more or less the new pioneer in that regard), if we wanted to draw conclusions off of a single game. Cardinals are also heavily driven by metrics, as well.
 
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