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"Roll Tide" is a piece of music composed by Hans Zimmer in 1995. Zimmer originally composed the piece for the soundtrack to the movie "Crimson Tide," but it has since gone on to be used in the trailers for a number of other films.
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What is the opposite of a neap tide called?
the opposite of low tide is high tide.
Which type of tide is created when the Sun's gravitational pull on Earth is at its least?
Neap tide
Are kinds of tides different from the types of tides?
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Tide tables contain which of the following?
the height of the tide
What is a white tide?
white tide is when there is low tide.
What can be a sentence with the word tide?
Roll tide Roll tide.
When was Roll Tide created?
Roll Tide was created in 1995.
What does reauxll tide reauxll mean on the new Alabama lsu shirts?
It means Roll Tide Roll. "eaux" is a Cajun spelling for the letter "o." Hence Reauxll Tide Reauxll translates into Roll Tide Roll
Roll Tide Roll?
Got that right!! ;)
What do LSU and a castle have in common?
They both look pretty until the tide rolls in. ROLL TIDE ROLL
How do you roll tide roll in Spanish?
Marea del rodillo
What three years did Alabama not have a football team?
1898, 1918, and 1943. ROLL TIDE!!! 1898, 1918, and 1943. ROLL TIDE!!!
Who has won most football titles?
Alabama "Roll Tide Roll"
Who has more national championships Alabama or Nebraska?
Alabama. Roll tide roll
What sports team in Alabama is VERY famous?
The Alabama Crimson Tide. ROLL TIDE!
Who is Mark Ingram who plays for the Alabama Roll Tide's football team?
mark ingram is the fullback of the Alabama roll tide college football team
What does roll tide?
"Roll Tide" is the rallying call for the University of Alabama. Alabama's "mascot" is known as the Crimson Tide. The term Crimson Tide was coined in 1907 when Alabama played Auburn on a muddy field and stained the uniforms red. Hugh Roberts, the sports editor for the Birmingham Age-Herald, described the team as Crimson Tide because of the mud and coined the term "roll tide" to reference the way they ran onto the field (rolling like a tide). Similar to other college chants, "Roll Tide" essentially means fight on, don't give up, never surrender.
