College Pitcher Rejects Dippin' Dots Bribe: 'We Win Today, We Win Tomorrow'

University of Virginia Baseball Player Turns Down Dippin' Dots Bribe to Lose Game Charlottesville, VA – In a surprising turn of events, University of Virginia baseball player Stephen Schoch recently revealed a unique offer he received during a post-game interview. A fan offered him free Dippin' Dots ice cream if he intentionally blew a save. Schoch, known for his strong pitching, declined the offer, emphasizing his commitment to winning. "I heard a fan offer free Dippin' Dots if I blew it," Schoch said, laughing. "The price of Dippin' Dots with inflation is just unreal, so for a brief moment I was like, 'Damn, Dippin' Dots sound good.' But also, in the back of my head, we won today, we win tomorrow, or tonight." Schoch's response highlights the dedication and competitive spirit often seen in college athletics. His humorous take on the situation, however, has made the interview a viral sensation. The incident underscores the passion of college baseball fans and players alike.