Best College Fan Signs

Author:
SI Staff
Publish date:
Aug 10, 2007

Best College Fan Signs

We sincerely doubt the Seminoles would have preferred to play in the Emerald Bowl over the Rose, Orange, Sugar or Cotton Bowl, but we give points to these FSU fans for their positive outlook.

These Central Florida students reflect the thoughts of many college football fans. The only difference is these ladies came right out and said it.

It was a tough year for coach Joe Paterno (and his left knee), but he still had the support of Nittany Lion fans.

North Carolina fans showed their love for Mike Krzyzewski -- whose Blue Devils were in the midst of a four-game losing streak -- when the two teams faced off last March.

Not the most creative sign from these Gator fans, but when your quarterback leads his team to the national championship as Chris Leak did, it's OK to be uncreative.

The Jason "Jay Cheezy 5" Chappell Fan Club was out in full force during Wisconsin's Big Ten Tournament game against Illinois.

It certainly was the year of Rutgers, as the Scarlet Knights came from virtually nowhere to break into the AP Top 10 and earn an eventual Texas Bowl victory over Kansas State.

The faith of these fans wasn't enough to push the University of Rhode Island past George Washington when the two teams faced off during the first round of the Atlantic 10 Tournament.

After beating Oregon 45-24, Cal's football team proved to be absolutely better than the Ducks (despite what this sign says).

As this sign indicates, Jim Harbaugh isn't the only person who believes in Stanford football.

This Boise State student took a shot at Oklahoma fans when the two teams squared off in the Fiesta Bowl.

USC fans throw their support behind coach Tim Floyd, who led the Trojans to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2001.

Something tells us these Georgetown fans wanted the Hoyas to Beat Pitt when the two squads faced off last February.

No, this isn't a sign for the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest, instead it's a UC-Irvine fan cheering on the Anteaters during the College World Series.