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Watch: Brad Underwood Botches ‘Take Me Out to the Ballgame’ at Cubs Game
You want to talk about awkward? Look no further than Brad Underwood’s doings at Wrigley Field in the seventh-inning stretch on Thursday.
In front of 40,000 fans, the former OSU coach sang ‘Take Me Out To The Ball Game’ in a tune that made me think I was watching that epic Dumb and Dumber scene with Harry and Lloyd in the dogmobile.
It's a good thing he can coach pic.twitter.com/gyoELEeizf
— Joseph (Joey) Biggs (@joeybiggs31) August 17, 2017
Oh yeah, that’s the stuff, Bradley.
“I’d rather coach naked than sing in front of 40,000,” Underwood said after the game. “There’s a reason my wife won’t let me sing in church.”
It’s a good thing he can coach, indeed. That’s painful. At least he nailed the first pitch.
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