South Carolina Fan’s Aggressive College Football Sign Goes Viral (Photos)

Anthony AmadorSeptember 2, 2023

A South Carolina fan’s aggressive college football sign went viral this week ahead of the Gamecocks’ big showdown against North Carolina.

The Tar Heels entered Saturday as the No. 21 ranked team in the nation and favorite to emerge from the weekend victorious.

Clearly that didn’t sit well with certain members of South Carolina’s fan base.

Before the game, a South Carolina fan’s aggressive sign went viral during a TV broadcast.

Aggressive but it is CFB season so anything goes pic.twitter.com/ZY1Vzeb5zO

— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) September 2, 2023

College football fans are a rowdy bunch. Everyone knows that. And the rule goes doubly so for Gamecocks fans.

That being said, it didn’t take long for reactions to that particular sign to flow in.

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— Rich October (@richoctoberxo) September 2, 2023

Team spirit 🥰

— Anti-ClowNFL (@anticlownfl) September 2, 2023

Producers scrambling to get that sign pulled 🤣 pic.twitter.com/qYLcx0RPZT

— Colt Yohman (@CStyles45) September 2, 2023

CFB in true effect 🔥

— Wooch (@itswooch) September 2, 2023

Objectively South Carolina has a terrible nickname

— Common Knowledge Guy (@BjAck111) September 2, 2023

Moments like this make the season so much better

— TJCusack (@TJCusackGaming) September 2, 2023

College football is so back

— Nickolas Segui (@Sick_Negui) September 2, 2023

College Football is officially back 😂

— Kevin Bush (@KxBiii) September 2, 2023

Big picture, in a week that already saw a Utah cheerleader’s wild personal photos go viral and a Nebraska cheerleader’s racy private pictures leak, clearly anything goes in this college football season.

It’s going to be a big year for South Carolina, North Carolina and everyone either team ultimately plays.

Quite the college football Saturday already for Tennessee. https://t.co/n7BkuBpzWG

— Game 7 (@game7__) September 2, 2023

Fans are extra rowdy in 2023.

What other sorts of crazy fan signs will ultimately go viral down in South Carolina as the season progresses? Time will tell.