Carrie Underwood Applauds Marching Band For Covering Her Song

Carrie Underwood saw that Ohio State’s marching band covered her song “Cowboy Casanova” at a recent football game, and she liked it.

Carrie reacted to the post by the marching band on Twitter, saying “Awesome” with a clapping hands emoji.

Ohio State posted along with a video of the band playing to Twitter. “Want some more from last night? How about the @carrieunderwood hit “Cowboy Casanova” with drum major @AustinB311 getting a twirling feature. Stay for his backflip! #GoBucksCowboy.”

8 Things You May Not Know About Carrie Underwood

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  Carrie's middle name is Marie and her parents names are Carole and Steve Underwood.

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  Carrie is the youngest of three girls in the family, her sisters are Shanna and Stephanie.

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  Her mother Carole was an elementary school teacher.
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  When she won American Idol in 2005, her winnings included a recording contract worth at least a million dollars, use of a private jet for a year, and a Ford Mustang convertible.

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  In college, Carrie studied mass communication and journalism.

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  In high school Carrie was a cheerleader and played on the softball and basketball teams.
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  Carrie competed in numerous beauty pageants at Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma.

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  Carrie's engagement ring, which she got in 2009 after Mike Fisher proposed featured a yellow diamond and was valued at $150,000.