An unexpected moment was caught on camera at a college baseball game — and now a video of the moment is circulating on social media.
During the March 8 matchup between the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers and the Eastern Carolina Pirates at Clark-LeClair Stadium in Greenville, N.C., an ESPN+’s broadcast captured two women in all-black outfits and sunglasses pulling out their phones in the third inning.
Broadcasters Patrick Johnson and Mike Mullis could be heard commentating during the moment. “Selfie time for some Chanticleer fans,” one remarked, as one of the fans snapped a traditional selfie.
The other fan positioned the camera toward her butt for her selfie.
“Okay, obviously her glasses are not reading glasses because she had them down there,” Johnson said.
Mullis added, “Interesting photo she took there.”
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A video of the moment quickly went viral on social media.
“NO WAY SHE JUST GOT CAUGHT TAKING AN A– PIC ON TV🤣,” one X user wrote, while another added, “Very funny.”
A number of other college sports moments that were captured seemingly by accident have happened in the past several months and some — like the moment a young child drinking from what looks like a can of beer at a Texas football game — have gone viral online.
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The video, which garnered tens of millions of views on social media when it was posted in September, showed a girl holding and appearing to sip from a Michelob Ultra can as adult sitting next to the girl appears unbothered. The video, taken by another fan seated a few rows behind the young girl, has garnered tons of attention online, although it wasn’t clear if the can contained alcohol or anything at all.
At Saturday’s game, No. 24 Coastal Carolina took home a 9-1 win against the Pirates in the D1 game.
After a slow start, the Chanticleers got the game moving by the second inning as they got five runs in, and eventually got in 11 hits. Coastal Carolina wrote in its post-game coverage that pitcher Cameron Flukey played a major role in their win, as he tossed seven shutout innings to secure the team’s win and take their record to 11-4.
