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Grayson Allen dancing to ‘Everytime We Touch’ is something you can’t unsee

Yeah, what the headline says.

Grayson Allen gave the world low-hanging fruit when he led a team dance to “Everytime We Touch” by Cascada at Duke’s midnight madness, and well, here it is.

Apparently this song is played before every Duke home game, so this was a treat (?) for fans to get hyped before the season starts. BUT, this is Grayson Allen after all. You know, the guy who trips everyone.

So then the tweets popped off:

Actually, wait, that one was a compliment.

Anyway, this is a reminder that college basketball is almost upon us.

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