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Stanford’s band dressed up as War Boys from ‘Mad Max’ this week

Oh, what a day. What a lovely day!

by Pete Volk

Last week, Stanford’s band was led by a dinosaur with a trumpet, clearly an ode to 2015 box-office success Jurassic World.

Saturday, they paid homage to a different 2015 box-office success: Mad Max: Fury Road, a movie with the caps lock turned ALL THE WAY ON.

We witness you, Stanford drummers.

Stanford lost to Northwestern and Oregon and is still somehow in the Playoff race. The Cardinal live, the Cardinal die, the Cardinal LIVE AGAIN.

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