Recruiting
QB Commit Jelani Woods Shows off Dance Moves in Running Man Challenge
Oklahoma State’s centerpiece of the 2017 class, Jelani Woods, is just a kid like any other high school student.
A 6-foot-7 kid with scholarship offers from double digit Div. I schools.
But still, a kid. So he’s not out of the loop on the latest trends – the latest of which is the “running man challenge”. A dance that is extremely simple yet has gone viral over the last month. Even the baseball team has done their part to join.
The Ellenwood, Georgia, native, busted out a quick move which he posted to twitter of the running man challenge which appears to be outside his home. And well, let’s just say he probably shouldn’t quit his day job. (Which I think they call high school these days.)
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— Slim17 ™ (@jelani2begreat) May 13, 2016
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