Imagine having 5 gallons of mayonnaise dumped over your head. That’s exactly what the winning head coach of the annual Duke’s Mayo Bowl receives as a reward for his team winning the game.

In an off-the-wall style only college football can present, Flavor Flav was revealed from under the Tubby mascot costume and helped dump the condiment on the Gophers head coach.

Greene was a hot target all night for the Hokies in their Duke’s Mayo Bowl match-up. He hauled in 6 catches for 115 yards. The 6-foot-2 Tennessee native put a cap on what was a solid sophomore campaign that had him earning playing time in each game. While still young, his growth over the 2024 season will go far in the Hokies wide receivers room.

That’s right, Tubby was actually legendary hype man Flavor Flav — a fact that stunned Minnesota head coach P.J. Fleck. Fleck immediately embraced the Public Enemy hype man to give the world a loud “yeaaaaah booooyyyyyyyy” before accepting his fate as a man set to be doused in watered-down mayonnaise.

A special guest revealed himself after Minnesota beat Virginia Tech in the Queen City’s college football bowl game at Bank of America Stadium.

It's college football bowl season in 2024! Woohoo! And in the 2025 Duke's Mayo Bowl (with its amazing mayo mascot) taking place in Charlotte, we've got Minnesota playing against Virginia Tech -- both teams come into the contest unranked nationally.

P.J. Fleck's reward for leading Minnesota to a victory in the Mayo Bowl on Friday night was quite gross. That being said, he handled it like a champion. Minnesota defeated Virginia Tech in the Mayo Bowl thanks to a dominant second quarter.

Man oh mayonnaise Minnesota won the Duke's Mayo Bowl on Friday and you know what that means: Gophers coach P.J. Fleck had to sit down and take a Duke's Mayo bath after a 24-10 win over Virginia Tech.