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McNeese's unexpected star? The boom-box-toting manager adding to its March Madness hype

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Amir Khan is the face of the McNeese Cowboys ' locker room walkout.

The 5 -foot-7, bespectacled, boom box-toting team manager raps along Lud Foe's " In & Out" Video of the walkout went viral after it was posted on social media.

Khan has since inked deals with companies including Insomnia Cookies and Buffalo Wild Wings .

Amir Khan is a manager for McNeese 's basketball program.

He is the son of former LSU coach Will Wade .

Khan is also a student manager for the program.

Khan has been in charge of walkout songs for the past two seasons .

The Cowboys have won more than 55 games in two seasons under Wade .

McNeese men's basketball has never won an NCAA tournament game in over 50 years of program history.

The Cowboys walk out of the tunnel for its pregame entrance last year is the man holding the boom box.

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