A BYU football staffer sprayed sunscreen straight into his face during Saturday's game against Arizona.
It happened during the two-minute timeout in the first half with BYU leading 14-7. FOX Sports was returning from its commercial break, with the broadcast team doing a quick Jersey Mike's commercial read, when the staffer was captured preparing to spray himself in the face with the sunscreen. He proceeded to close his eyes and take a big deep breath, then sprayed his face for about 5-6 seconds before handing the sunscreen bottle off and wiping the excess off his face. That prompted some laughter by the FOX broadcast team.
Rate this sunscreen application technique ⬇️💀🤣 pic.twitter.com/GLZhdqs9oi
— FOX College Football (@CFBONFOX) October 12, 2024
This is far from the worst sunblock application technique we have ever seen, as we once saw a female Phillies fan cover her lips in sunblock until they were completely white.
Ultimately, there's nothing wrong with trying to avoid a little sunburn.
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