These dancing fools won College GameDay

2015By Matt Yoder on 12/31/201512/31/2015

Bringing a sign to College GameDay and trying to get on television is a thing of the past.

No, this is New Year’s Eve. TONIGHT WE DANCE!

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I think we have a new definition for “Clemsoning.”

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