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  • Dance off at big east tournament

    Did anyone else see this, hilarious! How about a wsu-cu brawl off?

    As seen on PTI on ESPN. The 2009 big east baseball tournament Dance off between USF and UCONN which took place at bright house field May 21st, 2009. Filmed b...

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    Now that's some baseball players having SOME FUN!!!!!!!

    Nothing like a good old rain delay to bring out the kid in a ball player. I watched an exhibition at a Royals game one time during a rain delay - the old slide on the tarp routine. it was great.

    A few years ago, some of the Shocker players were having boat races as the water rushed into the dugout.

    The dance-off brings it to a whole new level.

    --'85.
    Basketball Season Tix since '77-78 . . . . . . Baseball Season Tix since '88

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Shocker85
      A few years ago, some of the Shocker players were having boat races as the water rushed into the dugout.
      Is that where the infamous "boat race" terminology originated from?
      Deuces Valley.
      ... No really, deuces.
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      • #4
        that was awesome!
        veni, vidi, vici

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        • #5
          That was a funny vid.

          The sad thing is those guys are probably better dancers than baseball players. :good:
          Deuces Valley.
          ... No really, deuces.
          ________________
          "Enjoy the ride."

          - a smart man

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          • #6
            That's some funny shat!
            "You Just Want to Slap The #### Outta Some People"

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            • #7
              Originally posted by ShockerFever
              Originally posted by Shocker85
              A few years ago, some of the Shocker players were having boat races as the water rushed into the dugout.
              Is that where the infamous "boat race" terminology originated from?
              To be beaten very badly at something, especially in such a fashion that you were behind from the start and never had a chance. Comes from the Boat Race, an annual rowing competition between Oxford and Cambridge, in which the first side to get ahead can move to the middle of the river (where the current is fastest) and is almost never overtaken thereafter.
              Some posts are not visible to me. :peaceful:
              Don't worry too much about it. Just do all you can do and let the rough end drag.

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