Just for kicks, what are the exercises you guys rehearse in drumline?

Some of ours are:

1) 8 on a hand
2) Accent Tap
3) WD-Waltz (combo of WD-40 and our triplet exercise)
4) Cadets double-beat
5) Digga Digga Burr

Anybody?

Alright the main 5 exercises my drumline plays are:
1)8's(5 different patterns
2)double beat
3)boston(triplet accent exercise)
4)15/16(sixteenth accent exercise)
5)sixteenth timing
We play a bunch of different exercises besides those such as triplet diddle, funky chims, and 4-2-1 grid but just not as frequently. Like we start with 8's every single day and almost always follow it with double beat and boston.

all we play is:

1) eight on a hand
2) double beat

we need some new ones...

Dude, if you need some new ones just make some up or steal some stuff from other people or make some corps exercises easier. If that is seriously all that you play then you definitely need some more. Your practices must be boring as heck.

Legattos
Accent Tap
Hurtas
Cadets Triple Beat (Alan)
Cadets Double Beat (Swinging Double Triple)
Triplet Rolls

ok when i teach i try to touch a little of everything they are gonna play, so...

8's, or legattos
accent tap (with parradiddles, kinda like mcm's)
Double beat
Triplet Diddle
Para-diddle-diddles

and sometimes, when i have better lines we do a flam ex to

All of our exercises were pretty long, since our instructor believes that exercises should be like music (the Murray Gusseck approach). Trying to play the exercises made us a lot better at the music, even if we'd sound terrible warming up at times.

SCV Stick Control
Triplet Accents (quick singles, accent&tap)
Zeppelin Diddles (Paradiddles, based on "When the Levee Breaks")
Flamteen (Sounds like SCV's "Thirteen" except with a flam pattern for the upper battery)
Space and Time (a trippy single-strokes exercise that's very demanding mentally... a lot of rests and dynamics... in 3/4)
Trips and Dids (very long triplet rolls exercise that breaks down the triplet partials for each hand with a one height segment and an accent-tap segment)