These Tulane fans knew what they were doing to troll UCF ruthlessly with this NFSW sign.
With six New Year’s bowls on the line, some Tulane fans told everyone how they felt about UCF with the incredibly tough NFSW sign inside Yulman Stadium.
The winner of the AAC Championship Game between the Greenies and Knights will go to the Cotton Bowl as part of the New Year’s Six. We’ll very likely meet them there, the runner-up to the USC Trojans from the Pac-12, who haven’t made it to the College Football Playoff or the Rose Bowl after losing twice in one year to Utah. With it being the best year in years for Tulane, why not go there?
So when it comes to UCF, you can forget yourself, because you’re too good to stay at The Americans!
Tulane fans leave no doubt in how they feel about UCF and their NFSW brand
With Cincinnati, Houston, and UCF all leaving the Americans for the Big 12 next year, along with BYU’s national independents, teams like Tulane are in a great position to not only win Group of Five championships in the future, but deserve inclusion in the College Football Playoff. . The four-team format will be expanded to 12 teams in 2024. By winning this game, Tulane will have engaged…then!
Although Tulane has played on the SEC at some point in its history, enough to win several conference championships, we haven’t seen the Greenies invest in football in quite some time. Longtime head coach Willie Fritz was in the mix to potentially take over at Georgia Tech, but decided he wanted to stay put and continue to build something special in New Orleans.
Generally, you can’t bring a tag like that to a college football game. While students always have a way of keeping it fun, you can’t overdo their creativity or eagerness to have a little fun like this at the expense of an opponent. Although they will never show this banner on television and may request that it be removed from the stadium, the message has been forwarded to UCF Big time.
No matter how the year “green wave” ends, Fritz has that thing rolling around in New Orleans, well.
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