Michigan baseball player goes viral for snorting third-base line during celebration: 'I couldn't believe it'



A Michigan Wolverines infielder pretended to snort the white chalk off the third-base line as a celebration for hitting a triple.

During Sunday's game against USC, junior Mitch Voit went three-for-three with four RBIs. One of those hits was a second-inning triple with the bases loaded that put his team up 5-0.

After sliding into third base head first, Voit celebrated in an unorthodox manner that left fans both bothered and bemused. Voit leaned over the white chalk along the third base foul line and pretended to snort it as if it were a line of drugs. The video has since garnered millions of views across multiple posts and platforms.

With his helmet falling off and the play-by-play announcer seemingly ignoring his choice of celebration, Voit popped his head up to look directly at his team's dugout before grabbing his equipment and getting to his feet.

Another angle of the hit showed the play from start to finish; the crowd went wild as Voit rounded the bases.

"I couldn’t believe it, had to post," a baseball podcaster wrote on X alongside a video of the snort.

"This is a work of art," another viewer wrote.

One fan even said the maneuver was now their "new favorite" baseball celebration.

I couldn’t believe it, had to post
— Noah Bieniek (@NoahB77_) March 16, 2025

'You find this funny?'

The Wolverines went on to beat the Trojans 11-0, but that did not mean every viewer was happy with the celebration.

"You find this funny? Sad clown show," one fan wrote in response to the video.

Another viewer simply called the display "disgusting," while another shared the same sentiment and called the celebration "trashy."

Disgusting
— JRAMN2SD (@AhrndtJame13916) March 16, 2025

More than a few viewers joked that Voit should be ready for an "automatic random drug test after the game," while several more fans claimed the player would find a notice in his locker that he has a meeting scheduled with league officials.

automatic random drug test after the game 😭
— NBATigahBoy🐯 (@NBATIGAHBOY) March 16, 2025

Along with the commanding victory, the 6' junior tied his career high of four RBIs with four hits for the second time in a week, according to his team profile.

Voit has been named on All-American and All-Conference preseason teams already in 2025 to go along with his All-Big Ten First Team and All-Big Ten Tournament Team selections from 2024. He also made 59 appearances and 10 starts as a pitcher last year, going 5-3 while simultaneously leading the team in hits.

Voit finished 2024 with 14 home runs and 46 RBIs.

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'We're getting set up': NFL wide receiver says league is baiting players into getting celebration fines



Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chase Brown said the league is baiting players into getting fines by placing assumed celebration spots around the field and then charging them for their behavior.

Brown was specifically referring to giant red kettles, which are novelty Christmas decorations from charity organization the Salvation Army. Four kettles were placed around the field, and Brown couldn't help but jump into one for a touchdown celebration during a week 14 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys.

Perhaps surprisingly, Brown was fined $5,481 by the NFL for unsportsmanlike conduct.

'They're in every corner.'

A week later, Brown said he would be appealing the fine.

"I would rather cut it in half, and then we just donate it to the Salvation Army," he told podcast host Dianna Russini on "Scoop City."

Brown then theorized that the league is baiting players into jumping into the kettles before fining them:

"They're in every corner (of the field), there's four, like it's bait," Brown continued. "That's bait, we're getting set up."

Strangely, officials didn't penalize Brown at the time of the touchdown for excessive celebration. But what makes things more confusing about the ordeal is the how the NFL has treated kettle-related celebrations in the past.

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Specifically, Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott has a storied history with the kettles. In 2016, he did not receive a fine after jumping in a kettle for a touchdown celebration during his rookie year.

In 2017, he was seen jumping in the kettle during an out-of-game appearance, furthering the tradition.

That same season, then-Seattle Seahawks cornerback Justin Coleman jumped into one of the red displays after returning an interception for a touchdown. He was not fined but was penalized during the game for his antics.

In 2018, however, Elliott again celebrated with the charitable ornament, but this time, he received a fine of $13,369, according to NBC Sports.

2022 saw mixed results, also. A Whac-a-Mole celebration in late November saw three Cowboys players get into the kettle, but no fines were issued.

However, it was only about a week later when the Cowboys implemented a "Zeke-in-the-box" celebration where Elliott again jumped in the kettle. Teammate and quarterback Dak Prescott wound him up, and both were subsequently fined $13,261 for unsportsmanlike conduct.

A Thanksgiving Day 2023 celebration that involved four Cowboys resulted in zero fines despite it involving players eating turkey legs that were hidden inside the kettle.

It's certainly a strange tradition for the NFL to pick and choose which of these celebrations garner fines, as it is hard to imagine that one would not expect players to jump into a gaping hole just feet from the endzone. Players clearly think that it would be allowed by the league considering the prop is from a charitable sponsor.

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HILARIOUS: Watch Joe Biden have 'Mitch McConnell reboot moment' at Juneteenth celebration​



Joe Biden can’t seem to catch a break when it comes to people making fun of his goof ups. Sara Gonzales certainly isn’t going to give him a break, especially after seeing his painful conduct at the White House’s Juneteenth event.

“Joe Biden was looking rather vigorous last night at his Juneteenth celebration,” she says sarcastically.

In the footage from the event, Biden has what Sara calls “a Mitch McConnell reboot moment” where he seemed totally frozen while guests danced happily around him.

Later, as guests were clapping along in sync to a song, poor Joe tried to keep up, but his clapping was always off beat.

Biden “doesn't just [lack] rhythm; he doesn't have memory,” sighs BlazeTV contributor Jaco Booyens.

“He does have poop in his diaper probably,” laughs Sara, hinting at the recent rumor that Biden pooped his pants at the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion in Normandy.

All jokes aside, the reality is Joe Biden — a man in serious cognitive decline — is running for another four-year term.

“Worst case scenario he wins, there's no way he's going through those four years,” says Rippaverse Comics founder Eric July — a valid point considering Biden could barely get through his Juneteenth speech, during which he slurred his words incoherently.

“[Playing] a vinyl backwards” is how Booyens describes Biden’s muddled words.

See for yourself in the clip below.


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'Anti-vaxxer' Aaron Rodgers' playoff loss sparks celebration among Occupy Democrats, other rabid leftists: 'America needed this'



After Green Bay Packers superstar Aaron Rodgers ripped President Joe Biden last week — the latest sociopolitical critique from the outspoken quarterback now known for defying vaccine mandates and standing up to cancel culture and woke bullies — leftists far and wide were hoping for one thing Saturday: for Rodgers and the Packers to lose their playoff game to the San Francisco 49ers.

It seemed like a pipe dream. Green Bay usually is a graveyard for visiting teams, and Rodgers has been having an MVP-caliber season.

But alas, Rodgers and the Packers managed to cough up the game on a last-second field goal — and on cue, leftists cut loose on Rodgers in a kind of rabid unity, posting delirious, sarcastic tweets as if they won the game instead of the Niners.

What did the leftists have to say?

Seriously, when was the last time you observed Occupy Democrats get so excited about a football score?

BREAKING: Anti-vaxxer quarterback Aaron Rodgers just lost to San Francisco 49ers and got eliminated from the NFL playoffs. RT IF YOU THINK THAT THIS IS GOOD RIDDANCE!
— Occupy Democrats (@Occupy Democrats) 1642915405

"BREAKING: Anti-vaxxer quarterback Aaron Rodgers just lost to San Francisco 49ers and got eliminated from the NFL playoffs," the leftist outfit tweeted. "RT IF YOU THINK THAT THIS IS GOOD RIDDANCE!"

And the venom was still spewing the next day. Daily Beast columnist Wajahat Ali sure was enjoying the extended Rodgers "roasting," apparently seeing it as a salve for the nation's woes:

Twitter is still roasting Aaron Rodgers. I love it. America needed this. #ByeAaron
— Wajahat Ali (@Wajahat Ali) 1642965128

"Twitter is still roasting Aaron Rodgers. I love it," Ali wrote, adding a "ByeAaron" hashtag. "America needed this."

And Robert Reich — perhaps relieved attention had shifted after his deleted tweet days before about Democrats giving Kyrsten Sinema the "backs of their hands" over the filibuster — was suddenly standing tall with sports knowledge:

Just a reminder: Colin Kaepernick led the 49ers to three victories over Aaron Rodgers and the Packers.
— Robert Reich (@Robert Reich) 1642915064

Here's a sampling of other reactions from left-wing foot soldiers carrying Twitter's coveted blue checkmark:

Once again we all mistakenly believed Aaron Rodgers had a shot
— Keith Olbermann (@Keith Olbermann) 1642915974
I guess Aaron Rodgers also got immunized against winning in the postseason.
— Skip Bayless (@Skip Bayless) 1642911707
I\u2019ve read the same Aaron Rodgers \u201cnatural immunity\u201d jokes 100 times already and still can\u2019t get enough.
— Chris Hayes (@Chris Hayes) 1642912189
Aaron Rodgers gonna wait for all the research to come in before he declares this score final
— Drew Magary (@Drew Magary) 1642911409
.@AaronRodgers12 is blaming the loss tonight on Dominion Voting Systems.
— Don Winslow (@Don Winslow) 1642919259
Aaron Rodgers was winning until they counted the mail in points.
— Akilah Hughes (@Akilah Hughes) 1642918212
Look at the bright side for @AaronRodgers12 he doesn\u2019t have to worry about meeting @POTUS at the White House.
— Bakari Sellers (@Bakari Sellers) 1642911033
Unlike Aaron Rodgers\u2019 play calling, vaccines actually work.
— Jon Cooper \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8 (@Jon Cooper \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8) 1642945433
Aaron Rodgers\u2019 playoff run thwarted by snowflakes, cancel culture strikes again
— Kyle Neubeck (@Kyle Neubeck) 1642910946
I guess Aaron Rodgers decided to boycott the Super Bowl after all.
— Cousin Sal (@Cousin Sal) 1642911097
The vaccine reduces the severity of COVID so much that Aaron Rodgers is unvaccinated and yet his receivers didn't catch anything significant.
— Steve Hofstetter (@Steve Hofstetter) 1642946433

Oh, but we've long since had a retort from Rodgers

If the giddy leftists reveling in Rodgers' loss hope they're somehow getting to him and contributing to twisting the knife, they may want to remind themselves that Rodgers already said they're a joke to him.

"Now the rules of the game are that you must acquiesce with the woke mob at all times," he told podcast host Pat McAfee a few months back, adding that he's "not a part of this game ... being played out by these individuals. And I see it, I hear it, but to me it's comedy."

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