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Stanford Band Lebron

Stanford Band Lebron - In a move as weak as the college bowl system itself, Orange Bowl officials have announced that the Stanford Band will not be allowed to perform at halftime of the Orange Bowl. So it’s come to this: the band is being punished for something it might do. And speculation is that it’s all to protect LeBron James.

While I’ve seen no official statement from the Orange Bowl, I do know that Stanford’s planned halftime performance is entitled “Recent Events in the Pro Sports World in Miami.” That can mean only one thing; a devastating satirical takedown of the Marlins’ Dan Uggla LeBron James. Hilarity was sure to ensue, until Dean Wormer stepped in and invoked double secret probation.

Stanford Band Lebron

We all know of what the Stanford Band is capable. In the scheme of college bands, it’s George Carlin in a world of Lawrence Welks. Devilishly raucous and often over the top, the Stanford Band has the courage to ditch the big hats and speak truth to power … something totally alien to the DNA of most college administrators, and any bowl game official.

My suggestion: The band should go to a high school somewhere and perform their planned halftime show, and post it on YouTube. You know it’ll go viral, and possibly get more attention than if it were actually on TV.

Source: http://offthebench.nbcsports.com/2011/01/03/orange-bowl-bans-stanford-band-protection-for-lebron/

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