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Old Video Footage Reveals That Mahershala Ali Played Division I Hoops In College Before Becoming A Two-Time Oscar Winner

Old Video Footage Reveals That Mahershala Ali Played Division I Hoops In College Before Becoming A Two-Time Oscar Winner
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What can't Mahershala Ali do?

From 1992 to 1996, Ali rocked the basketball court at Saint Mary's College, where he played NCAA Division I basketball.


The video, uncovered by ESPN, has been making viral rounds around the Twitter circuit.



Mahershala Ali won his second Oscar on Sunday night for Best Supporting Actor in Green Book. His first Oscar came in 2017 with Moonlight.

His first Oscar came in 2017 with Moonlight.

And we don't really know things about basketball, but these people seem to think he was pretty great at that too:





This man walked on Earth filled to the brim with talent.




He also apparently had a short stint as a rapper:




But honestly, what can't this man do?

Handsome, talented, academy awards...is he single?

Nah, he's also married to this gorgeous creature:






So really, some people do have it all.

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