re: Name an Embarrassing CFB Fan Story that DOESNT Include a Bama Fan?

How about the LSU fan who was threatening to cannibalize Jennings after the Arky game?

Not ours

Pretty sure these Auburn students were fans of the football team and this absolutely made national headlines...you bunch of bigots.

National Headlines
1) LINK




And also the lesser known story of:
John Thrower

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But all of the fans making threats towards Cade Foster after the Iron Bowl . . . Yours

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Link? Because everyone is who they say they are on twitter. The threats couldn't have come from a non Bama fan who just lost a ton of money betting on that game,right?

You mad. You responded to the OP.

frick you and frick Jameis Winston too

So like Alahunter you're posting incidents that happened over a decade ago while my OP includes an example from YESTERDAY

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Alabama backers reacted with equal passion. Thrower says he heard threats against him and his law practice, even disbarment if he cooperated with the NCAA. There was a vicious wisecrack within earshot of his daughters. The back window of his car was shot out.

“How grown men could become absolutely obsessed with something like that was just beyond me,” said Lynne Riddle Thrower, now his ex-wife. “The men he was talking to, who I knew were calling our house, were all professionals, most attorneys or very successful businessmen.”

Thrower says Lewis Hamner, a circuit court judge in Randolph County, told him not to bother bringing another case before him. Another, William Robertson of Barbour County, sarcastically greeted Thrower’s appearance in court with: “Well, here comes Jelks’ attorney. What information you got for us today?”

Both judges downplay the incidents. “If I did say it, it was certainly a joking matter,” said Robertson, now in private practice. “I ain’t gonna get that upset about a game played by children.”

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You kinda proved my point

Shawn Payton—not to be confused with Saints head coach Sean Payton—is an Auburn fan and a Detroit Lions fan who didn’t care about the fact that the Saints were beating the Lions in the wildcard playoff game at the Mercedes Benz Superdome.

So, he decided to make a phone call:



A few minutes after tight end Jimmy Graham caught a Drew Brees touchdown pass to extend the Saints lead to 24-14 in the third quarter, the Superdome's Gate F reception desk received a threatening call at 9:12 p.m., according to an FBI affidavit filed in federal court Wednesday.

"I will blow up your building," a man said after confirming that he had reached the Superdome, which was jammed with a capacity crowd of more than 73,000.

As the Saints continued lighting up the scoreboard, a second threatening call came in at 10:03 p.m., with a message intended for Saints coach Sean Payton, according to the affidavit by FBI agent Dawn Hofmann, a member of the agency's Joint Terrorism Task Force.

"Hi, I want you to relay a message to the sideline. If your stupid Southern team keeps winning, there will be reper...severe consequences. OK?" a man said after a failed Lions onside kick set the Saints up for a short touchdown drive that would ice the game.

OP s troll is weak.....

Can't debate football so he brings up this nonsense

Did he make a bomb threat in the name of Auburn and say, "War Damn Eagle" at the end of his call?