Once during a game, a television network had to turn off the sound because the Crazies were chanting about one of the sponsors. Pranks included tossing bags of uncooked noodles during warmups at Georgia Tech's Craig Neal, who was 6'5" and weighed 160 pounds, throwing Twinkies at Georgia Tech's Dennis Scott because he was overweight, tossing pizza boxes as North Carolina State University's Lorenzo Charles walked on court after being caught stealing pizzas a few weeks prior to the game. Chris Washburn had records thrown at him after being charged with stealing a stereo. After being criticized by "The Washington Post", the Crazies changed the normal placard that read, "If you can't go to college, go to State," and added "If you can't go to State, write for "The Washington Post"". Once, while losing to NC State, the Duke crowd started chanting, "That's alright, that's okay! You will work for us one day!" Cameron Crazies popularized many now-famous cheers and taunts, the most widely known of which is the "air ball" cheer in 1979 after North Carolina player Nick Yonakor's shot missed the rim and backboard entirely.