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Imagine you're preparing for your bachelor party and your buddy suggests bungee jumping. Now, maybe you're a risk taker and maybe you're not. Regardless, there's going to be plenty of adrenaline flowing when it finally happens. And then your buddy adds a twist, "We're going to blindfold you." Oh, OK.

As you teeter over the edge, prepared to plummet, you wonder what you've gotten yourself into. But it's now or never, and you're going for it. You jump, and instantly find yourself underwater.

Those jerks.full story >>

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Bachelor Party, Bungee Jumping, Performance, Pranks

Anything you can do, I can do better.

Granted, we don't know that to be the SMU women's rowing team's actual motto, but it sure seems that way.

Harvard's baseball team, clearly bored in a team van, ended up covering Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe" tune. The Ivy League hardball players' video quickly went viral, seen more than 5,752,000 times as of Tuesday morning.

While the Crimson ballplayers used their hands, the ladies from SMU decided to try and one up the boys with their legs.

And so you can judge for yourself, here was the Harvard rendition:

H/T: USA Today

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Harvard, Harvard Crimson, Performance, SMU Mustangs, Video

A triple play is one of the most rare plays in baseball. An unassisted triple play is another matter entirely, as just 15 have ever been recorded in MLB history, the last by Philadelphia Phillies second baseman Eric Bruntlett in 2009. And that's why the little man below is in such good company.

Ross, the shortstop in the middle of this madness, has already made SportsCenter's Top 10 plays today, so we might as well give him his due on the Internet. He's earned it.full story >>

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Baseball, viral

There are no shortage of Frisbee catches on the Internet. What originally caught speed as a way to kill time between classes in college has turned into multiple styles of sports with fledgling leagues and growing followings. And we're certainly no strangers to impressive Frisbee skills videos at ThePostGame.

So, you may ask yourself, why watch another? What could it possibly offer that other videos haven't? The answer? A little in-game drama, and that pivotal moment that comes with any awesome Frisbee catch video when you know the receiver might get there, but it's going to be close. It all depends on how long that disc stays aloft.full story >>

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Athletics, Golf, Outdoors, Ultimate Frisbee

The Harvard Crimson baseball team was on the road recently, you know, listening to some Carly Rae Jepsen like a normal group of masculine college dudes.

Things were getting dull, as they tend to do on game road trips. Of course, the guys could play a game of "I spy," or bust out a Chinese fire drill. But who are we kidding? That's for amateurs, not for the Ivy League. Watch and learn how Harvard gentlemen pass the time:

Those perfectly stoic faces combined with moves that must have taken hours of practice make you wonder if any of the players submitted music videos as part of their Harvard applications. But seriously, we applaud Marcus Way, Jon Smart and company for their well-executed road trip entertainment. On any season road trip, it was probably the perfect shot in the arm -- or at the very least, a tempting pitch to the Harvard ladies.

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Getting national media coverage for a college baseball game between Nebraska and Cal State Bakersfield would have been doubtful until a rain delay, and subsequent cancellation, led to this:full story >>

Earning almost $45 million playing in professional sports is nice, but it won't help you score a foul ball.

At least not if you're former NBA center Matt Geiger, who pulled a move reminiscent of Steve Bartman during Sunday's Rays game. Geiger, sitting down the first base line, literally used his height advantage to block Tampa Bay first baseman Carlos Pena from catching a foul pop-up in the eighth inning.

Twins outfielder Josh Willingham was the benefactor as the foul ball dropped to the ground, leading to some loud boos for the former center as he was escorted up the seats to speak with ushers.

Geiger played parts of 10 seasons for the Heat, Hornets and Sixers during the 1990s.

Out of basketball since 2001, he's probably best known on sports blogs for his real estate dealings. Geiger unloaded his 28,000-square-foot estate, which included a shark tank and 330,000-gallon swimming pool with a sweet rock-diving cliff for $8 million last year.full story >>

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Minnesota Twins, MLB, NBA, Philadelphia 76ers, Tampa Bay Rays

It's refreshing to see young fans in Kansas City learn how not to play baseball by watching the sputtering Royals.

Take this young fan for example.

A man who appears to be his father goes to the trouble of grabbing a foul ball hit by Toronto's Edwin Encarnacion, hands it to his son, only to watch his kid pull a vintage 1980 George Brett impersonation, tossing the ball back onto the playing field.

Clearly the doormats of Major League Baseball are rubbing off on this innocent soul.

The Royals are now 0-9 at home this season, the worst hometown start in franchise history. Overall, it's the worst home start since the Florida Marlins also went without a win in their first nine home games of 1995.

-- Follow Ben Maller on Twitter @BenMaller.

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Ask any resident of North Carolina draped in baby blue if they would like a chance to play hoops with their beloved Tar Heels, and almost all of them would put it on their bucket list. Many Carolinians got that wish yesterday as members of the Elite 8 squad played pick-up games with students and fans at the campus' Cobb Court.

While a few had moments of glory, and most were thoroughly dominated, one little man stole the show. Meet Addis Cone, 8, of Morris Grove Elementary.

Courtesy: The Daily Tar Heelfull story >>

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Commitment, Golf, MOA, NCAAB, North Carolina Tar Heels

Everyone loves creativity. Taking something normal and making it your own. Take commentating for example. Sure, you could say something like "He shoots and scores." Or you could say something like this:full story >>

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Awful Announcing, Lacrosse, Outdoors, Style