NIU Marching Band invades Downtown Orlando for Cure Bowl by @Flying Bob Allen - Post Details
NIU Marching Band invades Downtown Orlando for Cure Bowl
Upper classmen from Northern Illinois University Marching Band storm into central Florida for a holiday show. Getting the fans ready for a gridiron tilt between the NIU Huskies and the speedy Coastal Carolina Chanticleers.
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