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Rice proved no match for Baylor on the field Friday, losing to the Bears, 38-10. The halftime show was also no-contest, as the Owls band mocked the Waco school for its sexual assault scandal that led to coach Art Briles being fired.
With Briles in attendance, the Rice band -- known as the MOB -- went to work.
On the screen, the announcer said "There are nine judges on the Supreme Court or is it?" The band proceeded to align in a formation to resemble the Roman numeral nine representing Title IX -- poking fun at the multiple Title IX lawsuits Baylor is facing over the school's handling of sexual assaults.
The band then aligned in a star formation meant to represent former Baylor president Ken Starr and his exit, all the while playing the song "Hit The Road, Jack."
The MOB took a parting shot before finishing by lining up in an "N" formation. The announcer said "N stands for knowledge if you get educated in Wacky Waco."
Holy crap Rice's halftime show is just the Rice band making fun of Baylor for the program's sexual assault scandal. pic.twitter.com/IH6Lg03wrJ
— Tom Middlescreen (@bdbsport) September 17, 2016
@Baylor Art Briles in the house. pic.twitter.com/0v6hpD9xmb
— SicEm (@BearNTex) September 17, 2016
