From the moment they hit the field, the women are moving almost constantly. During choreographed routines, they dance in unison. When not dancing together they dance solo. They bop when just standing around during breaks. And, of course, they lead cheers, hands raised, shouting to the crowd.
Fans constantly blow kisses, flirt and make propositions the women politely ignore.
During the second quarter, the cheerleaders enter the stands for their first aisle dance. When we come into the stands, they're pretty respectful. Just before halftime, the Outlaws take the lead. By now, it's downright chilly on the field. No problem, Charidy says.