An annoyed Penn State fan from this week’s Michigan game caused something of a stir online this week.
With James Franklin putting up his latest stinker in a meaningful outing, the folks in the stands grew understandably frustrated.
One fan, in particular, managed to illustrate how all of her counterparts were feeling on Saturday afternoon:
America watching James Franklin’s decision making: pic.twitter.com/sqqQrvfKd0
— Jim Weber (@JimMWeber) November 11, 2023
As soon as that fan’s face went viral, folks immediately flocked to social media to share just how much her emotiveness reflected their feelings.
The reactions came in quickly and furiously:
Depression 🤣🤣
— N ORN (@krankenmedicine) November 11, 2023
It’s good for Franklin that America only sees his decision making only twice a year.
— David Green 🇺🇦🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 (@coachdavidgreen) November 11, 2023
Because of how much of a stir that annoyed Penn State fan caused, the hubbub eventually reached her. She identified herself on social media – causing her Instagram to subsequently go viral.
In a weird college football week that saw Arch Manning’s transfer options dwindle to three schools, Jim Harbaugh’s daughter’s wild photos go viral and Connor Stalions’ mom achieve national notoriety, it is unsurprising that an annoyed Penn State fan could blow up in this fashion.
That said – it is still a pretty funny turn of events.
Mystery FSU Fan At Miami Football Game Identified (Photos): https://t.co/TGlzYIkkrq
— Game 7 (@game7__) November 12, 2023
It will be interesting to see what the consequences of this weekend’s loss ultimately prove to be for Franklin.
Clearly Penn State’s fan base is unhappy. Will the administration do something about it? Time will tell.
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