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Time to get buzzed on the hot goss from Hollywood with Abby.

It's the Bird Show's Entertainment Buzz.

We already talked about one Olympian who was expelled from the games from her own team for sneaking out and

being a little sassy when she got back showing a little attitude or coaches

didn't like it and they said you are not going to be able to do your relay race

for the Olympics. Now there's another

side story that really has nothing to do with attitude and everything to do with a

disqualifying move during his 200-meter event I'm talking about.

British swimmer Luke Green Bank,

he was disqualified after winning first during his event.

So picture this, he's doing his event, he's first place, he gets out of the water, he's so excited,

he knows that he's won, and then he looks at the board

and he sees that he has been disqualified for breaking a rule.

So what he did was he was doing the backstroke.

So you have to be above the surface of the water

when you do the backstroke event.

That's literally why it's called the backstroke.

You're not doing the backstroke underwater.

Wouldn't make sense.

So there's a rule according to the NCAA that says

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