SMU Rowing Team Calls Out Harvard Men's Baseball In 'Call Me Maybe' Parody Challenge [VIDEO]

The SMU team was on its way to the airport in Knoxville, Tenn., after the Conference USA championships in Oak Ridge when they taped a choreographed dance to Carly Rae Jepsen's hit single, Call Me Maybe.

The video was an apparent challenge to the Harvard men's baseball team, as the SMU women's rowing squad posted the dance on YouTube with a caption reading, Ball's in your court, Harvard baseball.

We were listening to a song, and one girl said let's do this Harvard baseball style! and she started pounding her fists on the ceiling. Then our trainer said 'if you really want to make something, you should lay down and do that with your feet in the air, Emily McCombs, the video's director, told The Buzz.

Others involved in the SMU video include in the back row (from left) Lauren Moore and Rachelle Schelhaas. Singers (in order of appearance) were Halley Learned, Claira McElroy, and Maggie Jones. The front row dancers (from left) were Courtaney Miller, Chantelle Conley, and Emily Carstens. Athletic trainer Drew Yoder was the choreographer, driver, and brains of the operation, McCombs told The Buzz.

The Call Me Maybe video posted by the Harvard men's baseball team last week and rapidly went viral, boasting more than 800,000 views in its first three days.

The video was credited by the student newspaper, The Harvard Crimson, as providing some much-needed finals period entertainment.

The Harvard video also made an effort to raise awareness for a good cause, as it links to the website of the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation for children with brain tumors.

Check out both video's to see which one you think is better!