Watch: UL-Lafayette, UL-Monroe play rain delay rock-paper-scissors

What is there to do during rain delays, anyway?

During a three-hour rain delay Friday night, Louisiana-Monroe and Louisiana-Lafayette found a different, highly competitive way to pass the time.

We've seen our fair share of entertaining college baseball weather stoppages, but these two Sun Belt rivals raised the bar with an epic game of...rock-paper-scissors.

It's an ancient pastime, a test of skill and determination, and, now, an excellent thing to do when baseball fields are too wet to play baseball on.

Though no box score was reported, after what we assume was a long, long time, the Ragin' Cajuns pulled out an epic, epic victory. #FunBelt, anyone?

2015 #FunBelt Rock-Paper-Scissors Champions #GeauxCajuns #AAIT pic.twitter.com/r662j9KRKI

— Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns® Baseball (@RaginCajunsBSB) May 16, 2015

Also of note, there was a dance-off.

Like @KennonFontenot we are taking it to the house. Will be back in action tomorrow at 11 am. #GeauxCajuns pic.twitter.com/asB4gzLepM

— Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns® Baseball (@RaginCajunsBSB) May 16, 2015

The team manager even got into it.

And the runner up tonight was Ragin' Cajuns manager @BCov_88 pic.twitter.com/eor0jAog8F

— Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns® Baseball (@RaginCajunsBSB) May 16, 2015

The game was postponed, and the teams will play a double-header Saturday. Pray for more rain.

- Jeremy Woo