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College football’s premier pregame shows are live from the Magnolia State today, with “College GameDay” in Oxford for Alabama at Ole Miss and “SEC Nation” in Starkville for Texas A&M at Mississippi State.
Here are the best signs of the morning:
Yep. pic.twitter.com/gqRRQS9aI8
— Chuck Rounsaville (@SpiritChuck) October 4, 2014
Hold up… RT @BunkiePerkins: Shots fired RT @wgarrett37: #GetUp4GameDay @CollegeGameDay pic.twitter.com/eDZX9Sr694” — Peter Burns (@PeterBurnsESPN) October 4, 2014
.@celebrityhottub @edsbs pic.twitter.com/7pibhPz2nO
— Blake Kirby (@blakekirbyreb) October 4, 2014
Winner? WINNER. #OleMiss #GameDay pic.twitter.com/1Tfw3HoPQo — Keri Potts (@MsPotts_ESPN) October 4, 2014
Ole Miss perv pic.twitter.com/MSS5DlFeeW
— Busted Coverage (@bustedcoverage) October 4, 2014
I’ve seen a couple of these. pic.twitter.com/YMTWiC88aW — Busted Coverage (@bustedcoverage) October 4, 2014
“Saban has Ebola” pic.twitter.com/vobw19CYoM
— Busted Coverage (@bustedcoverage) October 4, 2014
“Lane Kiffin worked at Lowe’s” pic.twitter.com/bMZxFDjnp3 — Busted Coverage (@bustedcoverage) October 4, 2014
#hottytoddy pic.twitter.com/uGneZpd4pE
— Busted Coverage (@bustedcoverage) October 4, 2014
Well done pic.twitter.com/C7yntG19Ae — Jeff Gray (@Jeff_GraySBN) October 4, 2014
Early #GameDaySigns in The Grove. #HottyToddy pic.twitter.com/2Ku4XLCfsY
— Keri Potts (@MsPotts_ESPN) October 4, 2014
Lane Kiffin Shops at Baby Gap! #GamedaySigns pic.twitter.com/mzDX2l7Lcb — Mike Dyce (@mikedyce) October 4, 2014
There are some awesome College GameDay signs at Ole Miss. Here are some of our favorites. http://t.co/silPiKD4Wu pic.twitter.com/j5Knm4njSt
— theScore (@theScore) October 4, 2014
Some of these signs are off the chain at College Gameday ? pic.twitter.com/sOaFlvZVpR — Steven Ruzic (@S_Ruzic) October 4, 2014
Starkville, well done. Well done! #SECNation pic.twitter.com/Tl2PmQLQ3V
— Kaylee Hartung (@KayleeHartung) October 4, 2014
After living in Birmingham, Ala., Jordan left the ground zero of SEC Nation to head south to Florida to tell the unique stories of the renowned tradition of SEC football. In his free time, his mission is to find the best locales around.
