Usually when two football players enter the center of a ring, it's time for a drill that involves a lot of hitting and a lot of pain. Not so for the Texas Tech Red Raiders, who used their practice time to engage in a surprisingly competent dance-off. Coach Kliff Kingsbury, who is totally dreamy, even got in on the fun. We'd be a bit nervous if we were the player going against him -- if you totally serve your head coach by displaying the best of dance moves, is it worth the risk of increased wind sprints?
Kliff Kingsbury and Texas Tech football players bust moves in dance-off
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- April 11, 2014 7:23:03 AM PDT
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