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Rivalry Week Roasts: Trolls Dominate College Football
29 Nov
Summary
- Iowa's victory over Nebraska included a receipt troll mocking the trophy's location.
- Air Force trolled Colorado State with luggage and a Pac-12 sign about realignment.
- Navy celebrated its win by symbolically placing their mascot atop a vanquished tiger.
Rivalry week in college football provided ample opportunities for teams to troll their opponents after securing victories. Iowa, after defeating Nebraska, posted a humorous receipt graphic implying their trophy remained in place, continuing a recent winning streak. The Hawkeyes also playfully debated the superiority of their state's corn. This trend of post-game social media jabs was prevalent across several matchups.
Elsewhere, Air Force creatively trolled Colorado State by referencing their upcoming conference realignment, depicting the Rams being 'sent packing' towards the Pac-12. Northern Illinois also faced a similar realignment-themed jab from Kent State in their final conference game. These trolls highlighted the changing landscape of college athletics while celebrating in-game victories.
Navy continued the trolling tradition after their win against Memphis, posting an image of their mascot triumphing over a tiger. Bowling Green also engaged in playful mockery against Massachusetts with a graphic referencing colonial history and 'time's up.' These varied and witty trolls added an entertaining dimension to the culmination of the college football regular season.
