Michael Irvin has been doing way too much during Miami’s games this season, but Saturday’s outing was probably the most scenic where his antics are concerned.
The former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver is well known for his eccentric behavior, so it’s usually no surprise when he gets hyped in front of the cameras. Irvin, who is also a Miami U alum, was on the sideline while the Hurricanes played Cal on Saturday night and must have enjoyed himself, given the comeback win.
Still, it was also a pretty nervy affair as the Canes didn’t look like they had a chance until they actually gave themselves one.
With his former school down 38-25 early in the fourth quarter, Irvin was shown getting down on all fours before sinking to the ground in despair following a certain play.
Check him out in the video below:
Michael Irvin is going through it 😂 pic.twitter.com/uIZ2rDUT1K
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) October 6, 2024
Michael Irvin Acted Out And Arched Up
Social media had all sorts of things to say about the Hall of Famer after he was shown in a position usually reserved for… other places.
“He’s wilding out,” someone noted.
“On all 4’s nawww unc going out sad 😭,” said another.
“get up off your hands and knees my brotha,” a fan urged.
“All 4s.. arched up,” someone pointed out.
“He was praying for a comeback, and they came back. Lol,” someone also pointed out.
“Always doing the most 😖😂😂,” a comment read.
“On all 4s on a national broadcast is NASTY work 😂😂😂,” a user suggested.
“Bro that Arch can’t be doing that,” said another.
Of course, it was all worth it for Irvin, who witnessed one of the best comebacks of the season firsthand.
Caitlin Clark (Photo by Joe Buglewicz/Getty Images)
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark was named WNBA Rookie of the Year on Thursday, the league announced.
Clark overwhelmingly beat out Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese in a poll of 67 sportswriters and broadcasters.
The 22-year-old Clark saw her rookie campaign come to an end after the Fver were swept out of the playoffs by the Connecticut Sun.
A week after the postseason exit, Clark posted a message on Instagram to thank her fanbase.
“Year one,” the NCAA all-time leading scorer wrote along with a green tick emoji.
“Thank you to the many people who have supported me as I’ve been able to live my childhood dream.
