The game came and went, and the Gophers got killed 28-0. The cheer didn't work. It just didn't roll off of the tongue the right way. Something different had to be done to get the Gopher fans riled up. This is where Jack Campbell, a then first-year medical student, stepped in and he became the first ever cheerleader. Someone needs to lead the yells with organized cheering, he explained. And there needed to be variety, not just "He's all right" and "They're all right." So, the next game, Campbell led the crowd in a cheer that marked history. Thus, cheerleading in the United States was born.

比賽很快就結束了，明尼蘇達人以0比28的比分慘敗。歡呼沒起到任何作用，因為吶喊口號實在是不順口?？磥肀仨毑捎闷渌k法來讓明尼蘇達隊的球迷興奮起來。此時一位名叫杰克?坎貝爾的醫學系新生加入進來，他成為有史以來第一位啦啦隊長。他解釋說需要有人引導大家有組織地齊聲吶喊歡呼，而且口號也應該是多種多樣的，而不能只是“他很棒”或“他們棒極了”這樣的話。于是，在接下來的比賽中，坎貝爾帶領大家進行的歡呼為啦啦隊的發展寫下了新的歷史篇章。就這樣，啦啦隊在美國誕生了。

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