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Florida, Georgia offseason feud continues as Gator fans have turned ‘14,000’ into a viral tweet
If you have been confused by the high volume of Florida fans tweeting out about the number 14,000 on Thursday, you are not alone. The explanation, however, is pretty simple. The “14,000” tweets are the latest jab thrown this offseason in the feud between Florida and Georgia fans online.
Still wondering where 14,000 is coming from?
Georgia’s last national title was won on Jan. 1, 1981 following the 1980 college football season. Jan. 1, 1981 was exactly 14,000 days ago.
One can only hope the actual game this season in Jacksonville between Florida and Georgia lives up to the hype next season as the weather outside isn’t the only thing getting warmer, the daily back and forth between the two SEC fan bases continues to get more and more heated with each passing day.
Here is just a small sampling of the many “14,000” tweets being posted on Twitter on Thursday:
Lots of stuff can happen in 14,000 days… pic.twitter.com/u1TO8kF6N9
— Gator Jen (@jenafish17) May 2, 2019
“Why is everyone tweeting 14,000 ?”
Gator twitter :pic.twitter.com/xXAej2nimx
— ??? (@THC85O) May 2, 2019
If Mullen tweets 14,000 I’m done
— WooDs ? (@wooodsfl) May 2, 2019
#GatorTwitter is ON POINT on this beautiful 14,000 morning!
— ? DuuuvalGator? (@gatorfll) May 2, 2019
https://twitter.com/KmBo92/status/1123947462203461633
14,000 pic.twitter.com/28aOggfX1d
— DHamm #DUUVALL (@Hammond3053) May 2, 2019
@justnfields 14,000
— GatorGrad22 (@TheUnholyOne61) May 2, 2019
“Yeah Urban you heard me right, 14,000 days” pic.twitter.com/EjU91AlTko
— ? JJ ? (@jjgatorman) May 2, 2019
14,000….im late i know it but i been super busy at work this morning
— Cody nix smokes good (@Codynix11) May 2, 2019
https://twitter.com/HenleyBrandy/status/1123958615910551554
https://twitter.com/P1AJSills/status/1123958452907278336
A graduate of the University of Tennessee, Michael Wayne Bratton oversees the news coverage for Saturday Down South. Michael previously worked for FOX Sports and NFL.com