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Band Poll Results: Voters Think Miles College Won Queen City BOTB

Kenn Rashad by Kenn Rashad
September 2, 2015
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Over 11,000 votes were tabulated in response to the HBCU Sports fan poll question, “Which band won the 2015 Queen City Battle of the Bands?”

The event, held last Saturday in Charlotte, N.C., featured eight regional HBCU marching bands. The bands were from Alabama A&M, Bethune-Cookman, North Carolina A&T, Miles College, Elizabeth City State, North Carolina Central, Shaw University and Talladega College.

According the poll, 33.5 percent of the respondents thought Miles College won the event, with 30.5 percent of the respondents favoring Alabama A&M for second place.

North Carolina Central came in third, followed by Bethune-Cookman, North Carolina A&T, Elizabeth City State, Talladega College and Shaw University.

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Tags: Alabama A&MBethune-CookmanElizabeth City StateMiles CollegeNorth Carolina A&TNorth Carolina CentralShawTalladega
Kenn Rashad

Kenn Rashad

Kenn Rashad is the Founding Editor & Publisher of HBCU Sports and a graduate of Grambling State University.

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Comments 6

  1. ELi says:
    7 years ago

    Some bands are real salty about the poll results lol #PMM1x!

    Reply
    • Sherry Brown says:
      7 years ago

      Yes, they should be salty !!!
      It is not accurate or fair . I totatly disagree with those ratings.

      Reply
      • QueenCityLiving says:
        7 years ago

        Question….Why isn’t it fair? Is it because the team you wanted to win did not get the majority of the votes?

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  2. brookstone says:
    7 years ago

    I am curious to know why the previous comment writer is salty. Miles by far was the best band. I like AAMU however, their music selection is too conservative for battle of bands. This is a battle of bands meaning you should be aggressive with your selections. They sound crisp and balanced but that is for a concert band setting. You want to energize the crowd and get them out of their seats. AAMU gave a great field show but Miles showed great versatility. They can as you would say get “crunk” and play balanced. This allows your young people to remain youthful and creative in their music.

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  3. QueenCityLiving says:
    7 years ago

    All the bands were AWESOME but Miles College was captivating. Their win was earned.

    Reply
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