Atlanta ( CNN ) -- A high school marching band played at Clark Atlanta University 's football game Saturday night after the university 's band was suspended over possible hazing , officials said . The Benjamin E. Mays High School band played during the halftime show at Clark Atlanta 's home game against the University of West Alabama , said William Earvin , the high school 's band director and conductor . Clark Atlanta announced Friday that its Mighty Marching Panthers band would be temporarily suspended because of hazing allegations . It said there is no immediate evidence of hazing or other foul play , but it is investigating . `` Even the possibility of hazing is unacceptable under any circumstance , '' the university said in a statement . `` Ideally , the allegations will prove untrue and the band can return to its planned schedule of performances as quickly as possible , '' the school said . `` However , regardless of the findings , Clark Atlanta is prepared to take whatever actions are necessary to ensure a safe , healthy , nonthreatening experience for our student musicians . '' The allegations at Clark Atlanta follow the hazing scandal at Florida A & M University that began with the death of drum major Robert Champion , 26 , last November . FAMU 's band director retired in the wake of the scandal and the school 's president resigned . Champion , who was from Decatur , Georgia , just outside Atlanta , died after being beaten during a hazing ritual on a band bus after a FAMU football game .
An Atlanta high school band plays at Saturday 's Clark ##sville festival . The police says there is no immediate evidence of murder . This case follows the death of a Florida A & M band member last year . Scott Champion died in a hazing ritual aboard a FAMU bus .