Amidst the celebration, star pitcher Josh Grosz handed Starling some sort of item as he returned back into the dugout. It may have been a hot dog, but it appeared (and is rumored) to be a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. …

Grosz was then ejected from the game as a result of the on-field, celebratory exchange. Seriously.

The (fun-hating) NCAA Baseball Rules Committee implemented a rule during the offseason that banned props from being used on the field. Grosz’s sandwich (hot dog?) was deemed a prop.

Because he was tossed, he will not be able to make his next start.

[I’m not a big fan of on-field demonstrations in the first place, and understand why the NCAA wants to bar them from becoming the kind of productions we see in the NFL now. This seems pretty ticky-tack, though. — Ed]