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Kansas State band apologizes for NSFW half-time show

By Kyle Franzoni

Sep 5, 2015; Manhattan, KS, USA; Kansas State Wildcats mascot Willie Wildcat leads the football team onto the field before the start of a game against the South Dakota Coyotes at Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Scott Sewell-USA TODAY Sports
Sep 5, 2015; Manhattan, KS, USA; Kansas State Wildcats mascot Willie Wildcat leads the football team onto the field before the start of a game against the South Dakota Coyotes at Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Scott Sewell-USA TODAY Sports /
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The Kansas State band failed badly during their half-time show against the rival Kansas Jayhawks. Now they want to apology for offending you.

The Kansas State Wildcats marching band had all the right intentions when they attempted to troll the rival Kansas Jayhawks with a performance that was supposed to include the Starship Enterprise attacking the Jayhawk. However, they failed miserably when they instead depicted something a bit more NSFW.

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By the way, now would be the time to turn away from said NSFW photo if you are at work or in front of children. You’ve been warned.

While their attempt at forming a Starship Enterprise hunting a Jayhawk was admirable, many across the web took it more as male genitalia hunting some oral gratification. Whether it was a slip of the formation or just a clarification on how far the minds of American sports fans have slipped into the gutter, it nonetheless caught many off-guard, including the members of the band.

Needless to say, that wasn’t the band’s intention whatsoever and they came out on Saturday and issued an apology for their misrepresentation.

There may be some strong consideration as to what the K-State marching band tries to form when they return home on September 19th against Louisiana Tech. However, I’m fairly certain they won’t be willing to go back where no man has ever gone before.

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