Trump, Bieber, The View: The best signs from ESPN’s College Gameday

ESPN’s College Gameday is in Tuscaloosa, AL this morning ahead of the No. 2 Alabama’s matchup against No. 15 Ole Miss at 9:15 p.m.
The Crimson Tide really want this one, judging by both their signs and by their professors.
An Alabama professor canceled class on Friday, bracing for Saturday’s big game, and assigned a handwritten essay to be completed over the weekend.
Perhaps in the future students could get credit for their College Gameday signs.
Last week, Michigan State’s signs featured Meek Mill, Colin Cowherd and Kanye West. This week, we’ve moved on to politicians and pop stars.
This is ... this is harsh.
Two terrific signs.
Presidential candidate Deez Nuts is in the house!
Deez Nuts #gameday pic.twitter.com/5IlbHbDeoL
— Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) September 19, 2015
1963: The last time Ole Miss won the SEC.
Everyone knows The View is trash, right?
A wild Hillary sign appeared.
Bama fans don’t seem to like Trump, either.
Bamafans don't like Donald Trump! #gameday pic.twitter.com/yC7OjVSxmX
— Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) September 19, 2015
This is a wonderful screengrab. Maury made it! So did George Costanza!
Shoot your shot, kid.
Well he kind of was, right?
Your thoughts, Sandra Bullock? pic.twitter.com/ukXiJuQQwe
— College GameDay (@CollegeGameDay) September 19, 2015
Points to the kid who made this one. Points.
Ricky Bobby was a Bama fan? pic.twitter.com/kRSJHfMtzo
— College GameDay (@CollegeGameDay) September 19, 2015
BREAKING:
We’re still dissing Bieber in 2015.
I personally enjoyed this SpongeBob reference.
Shoutout this girl making a SpongeBob joke tho pic.twitter.com/2Pb8ME1SA2
— Kenny Ducey (@KennyDucey) September 19, 2015
Jacksonville State!
"We want Jacksonville State" pic.twitter.com/mbNVPGQF78
— Busted Coverage (@bustedcoverage) September 19, 2015
And what would a sign roundup be without a good old WHAT ARE THOOOOSE!?
- Kenny Ducey

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