ESPN Thanks to Dakota State's football coaches, dizzy punt is our new favorite pastime

Sure, spring football practice is important. But let's be honest, it can get pretty boring taking snap after snap with actual games still months away.

So what better way to break up the monotony than a little self-deprecating humor?

That can be the only reason Dakota State University defensive coordinator Cory Miller and head coach Josh Anderson subjected themselves to the dizzy punt, a challenge in which participants hold a golf club and spin around it 12 times before attempting a punt. As you can expect, the results were unremarkable, but quite comical.

The players' reaction is priceless. We'd love to see more coaches take up this challenge -- Urban Meyer, Nick Saban, we're looking at you.