The winner of a college lacrosse game was decided by a game of rock, paper, scissors
Last weekend, Western Michigan University and the University of Dayton lacrosse teams found an unconventional way to settle a game –- over a friendly game of rock, paper, scissors.
When a line of weather terminated competition, the two teams couldn't wait it out. So naturally, an alternative method ensued.
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Unfortunately for Dayton, Western Michigan left with the win.
"It was all in the spur of the moment," Adam Wissman, a member of the Dayton squad, told the Dayton Daily News.
"We had driven a long way to play, so I guess we had to compete on some level. I asked one of the guys to play a game of rock, paper, scissors to decide a 'winner' and then a mob of teammates just surrounded us. Overall pretty tough loss for UD, but we'll recover."
Guess you never know when you'll be able to resurrect your old childhood pastimes.
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