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April 4, 2012, 12:27 pm
Who knew college baseball players were such hams? This impromptu “dance-off” happened last night during a rain delay between Ole Miss and Southern Mississippi. (It gets pretty funny around the 3:45 mark.)
Thanks to my colleague Don Troop for spotting. His Video Wednesdays on Tweed are legendary.
Brad Wolverton is a senior writer who covers college-sports issues.
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