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Governor of Connecticut declares University of Idaho Day

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Yale traveled to Spokane to take down Auburn and lose in the second round to the San Diego State Aztecs. Governor Ned Lamont expressed his gratitude "the University of Idaho Student Band, in a display of generosity and sportsmanship, acted swiftly to learn the Yale Fight Song, Bulldog"

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'University of Idaho Day' declared in Connecticut for marching band's Yale support during NCAA

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont declared Thursday as "University of Idaho Day" to honor the University of Idaho's marching band, who stepped up to perform on the Yale band's behalf during the NCAA tournament last week.

1 month ago·Spokane, United States

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NBC Connecticut

Gov. Lamont declares ‘University of Idaho Day' as thanks for band's March Madness assist

When 13-seeded Yale pulled off the upset over #4 Auburn earlier this month in the first round of the NCAA Div. I Men’s Basketball Tournament, they brought it all; double-digit scoring from three players, key three-pointers, and 21 points from the free throw line. The only thing the team didn’t have with them in Spokane, Washington, was its marching band....

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KHQ Right Now

Governor of Connecticut declares University of Idaho Day

HARTFORD, Connecticut - Governor of Connecticut declares that March 28, will be University of Idaho Day after the university stepped in at the NCAA tournament to help cheer on Yale.

1 month ago·Spokane, United States

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