Bucknell University students may not have been fans of former MLB star Alex Rodriguez before Sunday, but the ex-new York Yanke’s third Baseman certainly turned their view.

Rodriguez participated in the Bucknell-Army game with his business partners Marc Lore and Jordy Leiser. The baseball star was invited to deliver a coupling shot at the break.

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He stepped up to Midcourt at the Soyka Pavilia in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, and knocked Semi -Court shot into the basket. Bison students got lost. A student won $ 10,000 due to Rodriguez’s make.

Lore and Leiser graduated from Bucknell – Lore in 1993 and Leiser in 2006. Lore, Leiser and Rodriguez helped start jumping, which is a technology company aimed at building relationships between fans and professional sports organizations. Lore and Rodriguez were also partners in the recent acquisition of NBAS Minnesota Timberwolves.

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Minnesota Timberwolves ownership group, from left, Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore, and Right, Glen Taylor with the new president of basketball operations Tim Connelly in Minneapolis, 31 May 2022. (Jerry Holt/Star Tribune via AP)

The three men spoke at a Bucknell Forum event before Tipoff.

Rodriguez went to high school in South Florida before turning Pro and was No. 1 selection of the Seattle Mariners in the 1994 draft. Since his retirement from baseball, Rodriguez has transformed into a prominent businessman.

Apart from his relationship with Lore and Leiser, he started A-Rod Corp and has made investments in several companies, including Snapchat, Vita Coco and Hims and Hers, among other larger companies.

Alex Rodriguez looks at, while Minnesota Timberwolves loses for Houston Rockets at overtime at Target Center in Minneapolis, November 26, 2024. (Bruce Kluckhohn-Preferred Pictures)

Bucknell won the game, 84-53.