South Carolina Fan’s Lewd Shirt Goes Viral During College Football Game

South Carolina barely beat Old Dominion on Saturday after something of an unimpressive showing from quarterback LaNorris Sellers.

Based on how Shane Beamer’s squad looked over the weekend, it’s safe to assume this is going to be a long year for Gamecocks fans.

Unsurprisingly, because of how not-great the team looked on the field, fans were forced to make their own fun off it on Saturday.

One South Carolina fan in particular did this by wearing a very lewd shirt to the game:

pic.twitter.com/Z7XEXUvrDp

— no context college football (@nocontextcfb) September 1, 2024

College Football Reporter Called Out For Week 1 Outfit https://t.co/2K1WqdxQXI

— Game 7 (@Game7__) September 1, 2024

For obvious reasons, she was the second most popular female college Football fan of the weekend.

Reactions to the South Carolina fan’s wardrobe choice poured in immediately.

she knows ball(s).

— Billy D. (@4DTOUGH) September 1, 2024

SC knows whatsup.

— AlwaysKnocking (@AlwaysKnocking) September 1, 2024

the very definition of beggars not being choosers

— J. James (@OHSteamyTakes) September 1, 2024

The look of knowing all your future job interviews end before they even start. 🤦‍♂️

— Mark (@thehobbyjobs) September 1, 2024

Big picture, it is hard to see how South Carolina does anything in 2024. The Gamecocks will likely go 0-2 over their next couple of games against Kentucky and Texas A&M. That will put them at 1-3 heading into an Akron showdown that they will probably win, only to get smoked by Ole Miss and Alabama over the next two weeks.

Beamer came to South Carolina with the hope of restoring some dignity to the program, but he likely won’t be able to accomplish that goal in 2024.

Carlos Garcia

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