Marching Pride of North Alabama

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Marching Pride of North Alabama
School	University of North Alabama
Location	Florence, Alabama, USA
Conference	Big South Conference
Founded	1949
Director	Dr. Lloyd E. Jones, III
Members	265

The Marching Pride of North Alabama, is the official marching band of the University of North Alabama. The band, which is the largest organization on campus,^{[citation needed]} performs at all North Alabama Lions football home games, as well as local parades and high school competition exhibitions across the state.