Okay, so get this: College Gameday finally rolled into Provo for the first time in 17 YEARS ahead of the massive showdown with No. 2 Notre Dame on Saturday. And you know what that means, right? Fans went absolutely WILD with their signs. BYU faithful did not hold back, seriously going all-out to roast the Fighting Irish, and some of these signs are already legendary.
The Viral Signs That Blew Up Gameday
The BYU fans really came prepared. We’re talking next-level trolling here. One sign straight-up featured an image of Notre Dame’s CJ Carr throwing a meatball sub. A MEATBALL SUB! How do you even come up with that? Another one was a genius photoshop recreation of Mike Evans’ iconic viral moment, but with BYU and Notre Dame players instead. That’s just brilliant, man. And if that wasn’t enough, they also took shots at the Fighting Irish for skipping a bowl game last year because they missed the College Football Playoff. Ouch. Talk about hitting where it hurts! These fans weren’t just showing up; they were showing OUT.
Remembering the Last Time and Looking Ahead
It’s been a minute since Gameday hit Provo, almost 17 years to the day actually. Back on October 24, 2009, BYU hosted TCU, and let’s just say that game didn’t go so hot for the Cougars; they took a 38-7 L. But man, things are different now! BYU has been on an absolute tear, kicking off the season with a 5-0 start that’s earned them the No. 8 spot in the AP Top 25 poll. Meanwhile, Notre Dame, sitting pretty at No. 2, has looked unstoppable, winning each of their first six games by at least 11 points. This isn’t just any Gameday; this is a clash of two seriously hot teams.
This Saturday’s showdown against No. 2 Notre Dame is HUGE. BYU’s rocking that 5-0 record, looking to prove they belong in the top tier, and Notre Dame hasn’t even sniffed a close game yet. After those signs, you know the atmosphere is gonna be absolutely electric. Can BYU pull off the upset at home, or will Notre Dame show why they’re ranked No. 2? You won’t want to miss it.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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