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    Banana Ball Player Is Viral Sneaking Into Boise State Graduation

    Savannah HeraldBy Savannah HeraldAugust 6, 20262 Mins Read
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    Key takeaways
    • Party Animals player admitted sneaking into Boise State graduation and walking across the stage.
    • He had his name called on stage, revealing a clever plan and prompting a viral video reaction.
    • Riyan Rodriguez, a Party Animals member, admitted he did not actually graduate despite walking the stage.
    • Savannah Bananas filled Fenway Park with a sea of yellow during July 4th and 5th games.
    • Boise State monster truck: organizers let Boise pick the name.

    Banana Ball Takes Over Boise State

    The past couple of years the new version of baseball, Banana Ball, has taken the internet and the country by storm. For the first time ever Banana Ball decided it was time to come to Idaho. For 2 days Banana Ball sold out The Blue with their crazy version of baseball and fans from all over the Treasure Valley came to watch. From baseball, to trick plays, to TikTok dances a time was had at Banana Ball and a special secret was revealed.

    Party Animal Player Admits Something Big

    One player for The Party Animals, one of the Banana Ball teams that played here in Boise, admitted something big. During the game this past weekend he admitted that he snuck in a Boise State’s graduation. And not just in the crowd watching the graduation but he walked across the stage and everything.

    Party Animals Player Sneaks into BSU Graduation

    See the steps he admitted to below

    Gallery Credit: Shannon Buccola

    Riyan Rodriguez Graduates From Boise State

    Riyan, a member of the party animals, admitted that he ended up walking across the stage during Boise State’s graduation. While he didn’t actually graduate it is crazy that he was able to sneak in and walk across the stage. He even had his name called in everything and a crazy plan that made it happen.

    Now the video is going viral with everyone mind blown that he was able to cross the stage without anyone finding out he actually didn’t graduate.

    Check out the video below:

     

     

     

     

    How crazy is that?

    Savannah Bananas at Fenway Park

    Fenway Park was a sea of yellow on Saturday July 4th and Sunday July 5th as the Savannah Bananas took on the Firefighters.

    Gallery Credit: Chris Popper

    Boise State Monster Truck

    They let Boise pick the name.

    Gallery Credit: Shannon Buccola

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