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The 2-Hour Power Outage That Unleashed Miami’s Troll Job on Florida State

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Florida State was in a blackout mess on Monday, suffering a nearly two-hour delay for their game against SMU, and Miami pounced. The Hurricanes took to social media, rubbing salt in the wound by letting everyone know *their* fans wouldn’t be dealing with a lengthy delay before their own game against Florida A&M on Thursday. Seriously, that’s cold.

FSU’s Game Got Absolutely Stuck in Neutral

Talk about a nightmare kickoff. Florida State and SMU were supposed to get things rolling at 7:30 p.m. ET on Monday, but a full-on power outage hit, just shutting everything down. The game got delayed by almost two hours before it finally, finally got underway. You know that feeling when you’re hyped for a game and then it’s just… waiting? FSU fans lived it. And Miami was watching.

The Revenge Plot Is Already Brewing for October

You gotta believe Florida State is already seething. Miami’s social media jab during FSU’s power struggle? That’s not something you forget. The Hurricanes and the Seminoles are set to face off in October. You can bet FSU will be looking for payback on the field for that Monday night troll job. The heat is already on, and we are still months out from that rivalry showdown.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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