Bill Conroy, the lead of the Beverly Bandits and the head coach of the 18U Bandits team, has won more championships—including several at PGF Nationals—and produced more college recruits than almost anyone else in the travel ball world.

And, based on a video just released by his organization, it looks like he has another jaw-dropping talent that has been hidden all these years under his softball cap.

On Sunday, video was released of Coach Conroy apparently being possessed by the spirit of Michael Jackson as the softball figure whipped out some dance moves to demonstrate to  his players how to up their dancing game, so to speak..

In the Twitter posting of the original Tiktok combination of several dance styles—from hip hop to country line dancing (we think)—the original posters wrote:

Pro tip for Travel ball coaches… DO NOT BE THIS GUY

@ConroyBandit

Imagine doing this and you don’t drink… completely sober!”

Here is the video now seen across the globe… however, must WARN viewers:

ONCE YOU WATCH THIS, YOU CAN NEVER UNWATCH IT….

Pro tip for Travel ball coaches…..DO NOT BE THIS GUY @ConroyBandit

Imagine doing this and you don't drink completely sober!@PGFnetwork #Bandit4life pic.twitter.com/HU2TuXYf2P

— Beverly Bandits (@DemariniBandits) July 23, 2023

Doing our tough but sometimes neccesary hard line of journalist probing, Extra Inning Softball grilled Conroy as to if he indeed was sober or was under the influence of, well, anything to whip off those dance moves.

“Yes, I was sober,” he responded very, very good-naturally.

“I saw the girls do a little dance and I just decided to hijack it for a few laughs.”

But good times and laughter wasn’t all he was after… the title-winning coach revealed he had a more insidious plan in mind with the release this now viral clip.

“I was hoping to have a chance to win America’s Funniest Videos!!!,” he confessed.

We have reached out to PGF Nationals head Dan Hay to see if the ugly rumors are true that Coach Conroy will be replacing the “TAPUA” Tahitian Polynesian Dancers at next Monday’s Week 2 of PGF Nationals Opening Ceremonies.

So far, however, no one from PGF has responded to our written inquiries to confirm or deny these reports.

Conroy, however, may have tipped his hand when asked the same question: “Are you the replacement for the Polynesian dancers at Opening Ceremonies?”

His wordless, but nonetheless revealing, response:

😂😂😂

— Brentt Eads, Extra Inning Softball

Bonus: below are several photo clips of the now-famous “Show You How It’s Done” sequence…  first we, at the expense of our journalistic integrity, will admit two things:

1. we are jealous of the former wrestler’s calf muscles
2. his players are LOVING it and loving his sense of fun!!!