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Bringing a Little Fun to College Campuses

by Kyle Dyer
March 29, 2017
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March is a crazy time on college campuses, with numerous schools getting swept away with March Madness. Whether they are playing in the tournament or just watching and filling out a bracket, it is an exciting time on many college campuses. In honor of March Madness, the Today Show is bringing a little extra fun to a few lucky college campuses.

Al Roker, will be visiting five college campuses in five days in order to help each attempt to break a Guinness World Record. Hundreds of colleges invited Roker to their campus, submitting their ideas for a record to break, but only five were chosen.

So far, Roker has visited the University of Oklahoma, the University of Tennessee and Northern Michigan University, where they broke the record for the largest game of freeze tag.

You can follow all the fun here and watch here Roker heads next! Maybe it will even be your college campus!

Tags: BasketballblogsGuinness World RecordMarch MadnessToday Show
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