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Video: Georgia players do the 'Harlem Shake'
Very entertaining 30 second clip here of the Georgia football team from practice yesterday afternoon that starts with some "stop rolls" with strength and conditioning coach Joe Tereshinski dancing around in a mask, and quickly transitions to the team participating in the newest dance craze, doing the "Harlem Shake".
Take notice of the players who decided to wear Winnie the Pooh and panda outfits, one guy is dancing with a mounted deer head, and at least one player gets in on the action with his crutches.
We're not exactly sure of the exact moves for the "Harlem Shake", but it looks like fun.
Author: Doug Samuels
Doug Samuels has been with FootballScoop since 2011. Samuels joined the FootballScoop staff after serving as a college scout as well as an assistant coach at the college level, where he was fortunate enough to have coached every offensive position by age 24. Samuels is lifelong Michigan State fan and has admittedly enjoyed the past few seasons when he has been able to look forward to quality football the entire fall, instead of anxiously awaiting college basketball after the first few weeks of the college football season.
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