Tyler Greenawalt | NCAA.com | August 10, 2015 Dance, dance Illinois lineman Chris Boles (right) faced off against defensive lineman Jihad West in a dance-off during fall camp. Share Most college football teams begin fall camp with a few drills, but Illinois did something a little different. Instead of sticking to football, the Fighting Illini opened camp with a dance-off between two 300-pound lineman. Senior offensive lineman Chris Boles faced off with senior defensive lineman Jihad Ward while the rest of the team surrounded the dancing stars. Although the 6-foot-4-inch, 320-pound Boles stuck with traditional dance moves, Ward, all 6-foot-6-inches of him, used a few basketball moves to ignite the crowd, finishing with a left-handed finger-roll right into Boles' face and leaving the crowd screaming for more. Dance off between @BIgTenBoles and @JIHADWARD17 to kick off Camp Rantoul. #Illini pic.twitter.com/9Xb4bFrcXY — Illini Football (@IlliniFootball) August 10, 2015 Marquette storms back from 12 down to stun No. 10 Illinois, 67-66 Shaka Smart garnered his first big-time win as Marquette's head coach after the Golden Eagles came back from 12 down to beat No. 10 Illinois, 67-66. READ MORE 15 players to watch for men's college basketball national player of the year and freshmen of the year awards Andy Katz says these are the men's basketball national player of the year and freshman of the year candidates to watch. READ MORE Here's how the new two-minute overtime rule could change collegiate wrestling matches The new NCAA overtime rules extended the length of the first sudden victory period to two minutes, creating more suspense and allowing for a riding time factor. What does that mean for athletes, and how would this rule have influenced the 2021 results? Let’s break it down. READ MORE