Talk:UC Davis California Aggie Marching Band-uh!
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The original poster called the band "one of the most eclectic, entertaining, and energetic university marching bands in the United States." That may be true, but seems like an opinion that is hard to prove. It might be more helpful to cite some awards the band has won, or quote a respected critic or publication that has praised the band.
- Dude...it's marching bands, there are no critics.
