Ohio State University Marching Band visited Port Clinton during P.C. High School football game. September 2012. They demonstrate Script Ohio. #TBDBITL #ohiostate #marchingband #scriptohio #osubuckeyes
Easily the best college band in the nation. Everything about them is excellent - great music, sharp looking uniforms, the best drum majors and sharp precision marching. I love the Ohio State Marching Band! Other college bands need to study the "Pride of the Buckeyes" and imitate them. It makes you proud to have a connection with the state of Ohio.
It looks like that but every beat of that is written to get them in the right spot for script Ohio and it is performed so masterfully that it looks like it is find a partner
When the band performs at away games they find a nearby high school field to use for a final dress rehearsal. When that's at a school near enough that they won't be pressed for time to get there by game time Saturday (Purdue, Mich St, That school up North, and maybe Indiana), they will choose an Ohio high school and perform at their Friday evening game. So schools in Northwest Ohio have a good chance of getting a visit.
@@bob_._. Especially when then-director Jon Waters is from that county. He is a graduate of Woodmore High School in Elmore, Ohio (even smaller than Oak Harbor), and the Buckeyes stopped at WHS on their way north one year. I have a picture of Waters directing both the OSU and WHS bands on my wall.
Nope ... osu is one of the few college marching bands to not use woodwinds .... and is the largest band of its type to do so.... but however their athletic band the one used for basketball games and such does have woodwinds in it
The fire truck wasn't trying to get through, it was just following them (and itself being followed by the band buses) - it's a common thing for small-town parades.
