Did the Ohio State band just write a check that their football team can't cash on Saturday?  Is sweet, sweet revenge coming later this month?

What started as an amazing band performance during a recent halftime show, became a viral moment that Ohio State may regret coming up on November 30th when they take on the Michigan Wolverines.  I don't mind telling you, I do NOT like Ohio State.  With that being said, this band performance was downright breathtaking for the most part.

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The band would form shapes of animals.  In fact, they made it look like the animals were moving.  It was very cool.

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It was pretty cool up until the moment they made it look like an animal took a poo on the University of Michigan logo.  They were likely very proud of themselves.  But they forgot one thing.

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The Michigan Wolverines will travel to Columbus, Ohio to take on the Buckeyes on Saturday, November 30th.  Sure, Michigan is having a terrible season this year.  They have lost their last 2 games in a row and have a 5-5 record. In fact, the Wolverines are yet to win an away game this season.  Meanwhile, the Buckeyes are 8-1 and undefeated at home.  However, Ohio's marching band just fed the Wolverines delicious motivation.

Do you think this will fuel U of M to beat the 2nd-ranked Ohio State football team later this month?  Let us know in the comments.

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