A Marching Band That Did Not March!

[ZoomZoom]

Don’t complain, you may be sitting next to the band next year.

[JMV JustMyView]

To complain about this on a great day like today…unbelievable. The band more than did their part tonight. If you don’t like what they’re doing, go get nachos at halftime and quit whining about those kids that busted ass all week - and all year starting in July for the ONLY time they get mentioned here being when people complain about them - to practice those sets and songs that just weren’t up to your standard.

Brock knows bands literally.

[CajunVic]

To complain about this on a great day like today…unbelievable. The band more than did their part tonight. If you don’t like what they’re doing, go get nachos at halftime and quit whining about those kids that busted ass all week - and all year starting in July for the ONLY time they get mentioned here being when people complain about them - to practice those sets and songs that just weren’t up to your standard.

I like it . . . it’s a cheese thing . . .

[CajunSaint08]

The band was fantastic. Only wish they were quadruple in size. I want a larger band that when they play, you can hear them all the way to BR and LC.

Thank you band members.

[UL_Cajuns]

Band was great. It was loud and proud from the upper deck!! Quit being such a downer on a day history was made.

Agreed Band was great, but I was there to watch football.

[RoarMan]

Okay. So, maybe I was too much of a band nerd back in the day. I was both in a great marching band and I watched great marching bands perform at halftime. Maybe, in today's world, I'm expecting too much.

Bring back Jim Goodman.

[Turbine]

The POA put out almost zero effort at halftime to entertain the 41,000 in attendance. They simply walked out, played three uninspiring songs in three different formations and walked off.

It's pretty sad when the baton twirler is more entertaining than the entire band.

Considering that Louisiana's first band ever (1901) was a marching band. There should be a tradition to uphold.

[RoarMan]

Considering that Louisiana's first band ever (1901) was a marching band. There should be a tradition to uphold.

Ya'll better watch out. The Southern Band is coming to town next year. That is what's called tradition.

[cjr3888]

Ya'll better watch out. The Southern Band is coming to town next year. That is what's called tradition.

No they’re not. We open with Southeastern. Their band is about 30 members and not better than a high school band.

[RoarMan]

No they’re not. We open with Southeastern. Their band is about 30 members and not better than a high school band.

Really? I was told from a pretty reliable source that Southern will be on the schedule.