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Watch: NFL player asks Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman on a date

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Aug 22, 2016

Team USA gynmast Aly Raisman is single for now, but she may be off the market soon.

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"Just wanted to congratulate you on all your success in the competitions and representing the USA over there," Underwood said. "I know I've been following along ... If you're ever in San Jose and want to go on a double date with me and Andrew and Shawn, let me know."

Raisman, 22, watched the video via Yahoo Sports and smiled, saying, "He's very cute," and that she would go on a date with him.

Raisman and the other Final Five members will be in San Jose on Sep. 18 for their champions tour, according to Sporting News.

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