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University Of Tennessee Security Guard Can Protect And Dance (Video)

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University Of Tennessee Security Guard Can Protect And Dance (Video)

Tennessee took on Kentucky over the weekend and won handsomely, but that wasn’t the only excitement at the game, according to ESPN.

The University of Tennessee cheerleaders were performing and doing what they do best, cheer.  Well, there was a man in khakis and light blue polo standing pretty close to them during their routine.  It appeared he was protecting them, like a security guard would do, but at one point he got to close.  So close, that he ran into one of the cheerleaders.

After collided with the female cheerleader, a male cheerleader came over and told him he got in the way and needed to move.  Instead of moving, the security guard actually broke out into a cheer routine and killed it.

Obviously, this was set up and supposed to happen but it as still fun to watch.

If you didn’t get to see it, here it is…

 

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