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The USC Trojan Marching Band performed a pre-game pep rally Friday afternoon on Chicago's Navy Pier, welcoming hundreds of Trojan Faithful to the Windy--and stormy--City. Following the pep rally, the band broke from its usual repertoire of ten songs to break into the Notre Dame Fight Song.
Well, not exactly. As you can hear in this video, this version of the song mentions nothing about thunder from the sky, but instead mentions what the Trojans are going to do to the Irish on Saturday. Hopefully.
Watch about halfway into the song and hear the band go acapella, "In heaven, there is ... no ... beer." A jingle which has been in my head all afternoon.
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