The Prairie View A&M Marching Storm traveled to Baton Rouge, La. Saturday (Oct. 17) to take on the Human Jukebox of Southern University during Jags’ homecoming game.
Take a moment to watch each video and then tell us which band you think won halftime.
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when u lose a halftime battle to PV, it’s time to stop trying to out blow everyone for youtube bragging rights and concentrate on what’s at stake , business.
gj, you hilarious ! I was there and neither was all that entertaining and Southern is my school. PV was ok, but I definitely wouldn’t say they were better. Even on a off day for SU, PV ain’t a better band.
PV did not win that battle one bit. They’re a somewhat mirror image of Jukebox. Getting there! The Band Director of PV is a former SU band member.
Ain’t nothing about PV any sort of mirror image of Southern. That’s that SU talk for “damn they got us”.