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SEC Nation’s 14-week tour of SEC campuses made its visit to the Grove Saturday for the showdown between Ole Miss and Tennessee, and the SEC Network’s pregame show threw a party similar to the one College GameDay threw in the Grove two weeks ago, although perhaps scaled down a bit from GameDay’s festivities.
Speaking of GameDay, it was on campus in Tallahassee, Florida for a battle between fellow unbeatens Florida State and Notre Dame, and fans in attendance did not shy away from a strong anti-ESPN stance, claiming the network holds strong SEC bias. There was also plenty of buzz surrounding Jameis Winston, for better or for worse, but that’s been true since he broke out last year.
The signs featured in the crowds of both pregame shows certainly lived up to the standard set in the first half of the season. Here are the best signs of the morning:
https://twitter.com/NickBierman10/status/523494091062267904
https://twitter.com/SleeperAthletes/status/523490985582415872
https://twitter.com/JasonKirkSBN/status/523479161986248704
@TomahawkNation @rytbailey: @SEC and @espn teaming up to #BlameJameis pic.twitter.com/PAdNutRbvK
— Martin william (@ReddieLova) October 18, 2014
https://twitter.com/McCringleBari/status/523492061069443072
My buddy's sign pic.twitter.com/D8cQyMeOU3
— Jon (@pupperstate) October 18, 2014
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May be waving the #wsu flag, but I still bleed garnet and gold! #collegegameday #fsu #gonoles
https://twitter.com/frawls6/status/523427603345342464
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Look for @kay_holla and I on ESPN’s College Game Day live from Tallahassee, FL! #GoNoles! #GetUp4GameDay
"Since I can't blame Jameis… Blame Jamish!" pic.twitter.com/MI1o6OZmZP
— Busted Coverage (@bustedcoverage) October 18, 2014
https://twitter.com/TomahawkNation/status/523465430497648642
https://twitter.com/Noles_AJ/status/523492460715339776
Get up! It's gameday!
Pretty solid sign to start things off today….#GameDaySigns #SECGameDay #SEC pic.twitter.com/5yb2jUyDiw— @SECSR (@secspinradio) October 18, 2014
A former newspaper reporter who has roamed the southeastern United States for years covering football and eating way too many barbecue ribs, if there is such a thing.
