It was bound to happen eventually.
With the millions of Harambe-inspired jokes and jabs sweeping the Internet -- and the insane amount of Harambe signs, posters and shirts churning across the college sporting scene -- we all knew that someone was bound to hold a Harambe night at a public sporting event.
That someone is the UMass Lowell River Hawks and it's happening Wednesday night.
The soccer team is hosting a theme night in memory of the Western lowland gorilla shot and killed at the Cincinnati Zoo last May.
Tomorrow is Harambe Night at @RiverHawkMSOC! Have a gorilla suit? Wear it to the game for a chance to win prizes! pic.twitter.com/yzGNmQSzHB
— UMassLowellAthletics (@RiverHawkNation) September 13, 2016
According to Fox Sports, fans wearing gorilla suits can win unnamed prizes, and the first 100 people through the door get a mini stuffed Harambe toy.
