NCAA baseball star Jac Caglianone mocks umpire ejection with ROBOT celebration after huge grand slam

An NCAA baseball game between Florida and Georgia provided a moment of brilliance followed by creative genius. 

After watching Gators pitcher Brandon Neely get bizarrely ejected for celebrated a strikeout in the top of the eighth inning with the bases loaded, Jac Caglianone stepped up to the plate. 

The NCAA-leading home run hitter, smacked a grand slam into left field to put Florida up 11-4 on the Bulldogs. 

Caglianone nonchalantly jogged around the bases before amusingly stopping short of home plate to walk robotically. 

Taking a page out of the Tinman, the Florida star stayed stiff, only limbering for low-fives as he moved back toward the dugout.

Jac Caglianone produced a hilarious celebration, mocking the ejection of his UF teammate

The home crowd gave Caglianone a standing ovation for both the slam and his comedic efforts. 

Caglianone finished the day with two homers, taking his total to 21 on the season. He has had four multiple home run games this season. 

His prowess extends beyond the bat. In fact, Caglianone pitched the opening five innings of Florida's 11-6 win. 

The Gators sit second in the SEC West standings with an 11-4 conference record (30-7 overall) behind Vanderbilt 13-2 (29-7 overall). 

UF are currently the No. 3 team in the nation behind Wake Forest (31-5) and LSU (29-6). 

Incredibly, as per NCAA rules, Neely will miss the next four games through suspension for the unsportsmanlike ejection.  

Caglianone is the premier home run hitter in NCAA baseball this season, leading all with 21