Ruffin McNeill Gatorade Bath

Its pretty safe to say that if you live in the United States you have seen the traditional Gatorade Bath where the team dumps a bucket of Gatorade on the coach after a big victory. It is said that the tradition was first started by the New York Giants in the mid 80's and is now a tradition practiced at almost all important football games. Now, bets are even being placed on what color the Gatorade will be at games like the super bowl.

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