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Watch Dan Mullen keep cool when things blow up in his face, which might be a valuable skill at Florida

He got pranked by Dabo Swinney at a charity golf tournament.

The annual Chick fil-A Peach Bowl Challenge, a charity golf tournament featuring head coaches of various college football teams and celebrity alumni, is underway. Aside from the winning school getting a first-place prize of $110,000 in scholarship money and every pairing getting a portion of the charity purse, the tournament is usually a lighthearted event.

Last year, Clemson’s Dabo Swinney got pranked with an “exploding” golf ball on one of his tee-offs.

This year, he decided to return the favor to Florida’s Dan Mullen. An important thing to pay attention to — Mullen quite literally doesn’t react to this, and I find this hilarious.

Now I’m not sure if this exploding golf ball is a new Peach Bowl prank or not, but this certainly seems like a thing. Look how happy Swinney was to return the favor:

But back to Mullen, who’s adjusting extremely well to living back in Florida — here he was wearing flip flops on Monday at the golf course outside Atlanta, Reynolds Lake Oconee:

As far as who won the thing, Ole Miss’ Matt Luke and former Rebel tight end Wesley Walls gave Ole Miss its third-straight Peach Bowl Challenge victory. Hotty Toddy.

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