On Oct. 1,Obsession Archives a college lacrosse game was settled the old-fashioned way— by a game of rock-paper-scissors.
Due to lightning, the in-progress game between the Western Michigan University Broncos and University of Dayton Flyers was cancelled.
Not to be left without a winner, each team elected a representative to battle it out in a best-of-three tournament of rock-paper-scissors, with the winner taking home the victory for their team.
Watch both teams go absolutely nuts during the soon-to-be legendary match up here.
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