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It's too easy to just humiliate rookies: if you really want to get under their skin, you have to make them dance. At least that's the approach of Baron Davis and the Golden State Warriors, who held an impromptu "Soulja-Boy" dance-off for their first-year players. The results weren't too sterling, but they were hilarious, which has us hoping for a sequel. (by Cameron Smith) Running Time: 5:03This great video appears on
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