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WATCH: LSU fans weren’t too happy with how College GameDay started Saturday morning
By SDS Staff
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Well, that was an odd start.
College GameDay visited Austin Saturday morning for the first time in 10 years. To open the show, Texas’ Silver Spurs fired their cannon “Smokey” through Joe Burrow’s uniform.
Here’s the video:
Austin, y’all are showing OUT today. (RIP that lsu jersey tho) pic.twitter.com/pLN9mmdMcQ
— Longhorn Network (@LonghornNetwork) September 7, 2019
LSU media and fans thought that was rather odd and disrespectful start:
Did Gameday just start with….a cannon shooting through a Joe Burrow jersey?
— Cody Worsham (@CodyWorsham) September 7, 2019
Did they just shoot a Joe Burrow jersey with a cannon?
— Ryan (@GatorRyan) September 7, 2019
They really just shot Joe Burrow’s jersey. Someone tell him. Did they not learn anything about messing with Joe?
— Chris Melancon⚜️ (@cajun_chris4) September 7, 2019
@CollegeGameDay Longhorns disrespecting Joe Burrow and the Tigers this morning. https://t.co/LsAIQgx17U
— sauval (@sauval) September 7, 2019
saving this for when joe goes for 500 https://t.co/5CNb2bC0Ts
— joey (@Prxphiit) September 7, 2019
Player does the upside down shocker = Texas petitions the governor for a law banning it. Shoot cannon through LSU QB jersey = nbd
— Decent Fellow, Good Enough to Win. (@Glap) September 7, 2019
Texas is a bunch of hypocritical cry babies! Don’t do horns down, that’ll hurt my feelings! But yea let’s shoot a cannon through a Burrow Jersey!! https://t.co/uEqKrzeIcQ
— STTDB-WHO DAT-LETS DANCE (@LSU_allday504) September 7, 2019
"Ol Smokey" Cannon Shooters, thank you for your support of LSU Athletics (since you bought that jersey). https://t.co/oSRIjyhrli
— Studley (@Studley) September 7, 2019
I’m confused.
I can’t do the “horns down” symbol because it’s taunting or disrespectful…
But you can blow a cannon thru the chest of my QB’s jersey?— GeeGee (@LSUGeeGee) September 7, 2019
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