Western Kentucky players go viral high-fiving Sam Houston's cheerleaders after the win

Winning is nice. High-fiving the other team's cheerleaders on the way out is next-level petty sportsmanship and the clip is everywhere.

16-3 and then the daps

Western Kentucky beat Sam Houston 16-3 on Wednesday at Elliott T. Bowers Stadium. The Hilltoppers moved to 3-4 overall and 2-1 in Conference USA. The Bearkats fell to 1-5 and 0-2 in league play.

After the final whistle Hilltopper players smiled laughed and celebrated near the sideline. Then one after another they walked over to the stadium barrier and dap'd up the Sam Houston cheer squad in orange and white.

Helton's 100th and a viral encore

The night was already a milestone. It was head coach Tyson Helton's 100th game at Western Kentucky shifting his record with the program to 60-40. A stout defensive night set the tone from the opening kick.

Then the sideline parade stole the internet. Fans called it classy disrespect hilarious and somehow both at once. College football loves a blowout. It loves a cheeky handshake even more.

All the vibes

Trash talk lives in the stands. On the field the Hilltoppers chose high-fives over gloating speeches. The cheerleaders took the daps. The cameras caught every grin.

Mid-October football needs moments like this. Scoreboard settled. Hands slapped. Clips looping until the next rivalry weekend. Western Kentucky left Texas with a win and a viral bow.