Watch this college baseball player tumble over the fence to steal a homer

It’s been a good week for MLB home-run thievery, between the amazing catches by Kevin Pillar and George Springer. But a college baseball might have them both beat.

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This is Josh Jyawook from the University of Evansville and during Wednesday’s game against in-state rival Indiana University, Jyawook pulled off this fantastic catch:

HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN BLOOMINGTON, IN! @UEAthletics Baseball erases a run from @HoosierBaseball . Snag of the year? http://t.co/GIo4CEFS1b

— BTN Student U (@BTNStudentU) April 15, 2015

Yes, we’ve been baseball players fall over fences before to catch home runs. No, we never get tired of it.

After the game, Jyawook said: “It kinda felt like I got by Ray Lewis.”

Here’s what makes Jyawook’s catch even better: His team won the game 2-1 in 14 innings, so stealing a home run in such a manner was quite important to the outcome of the game.

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