That way you get a little credit for your mining skills and folks can laugh with you. Fanbase not featured and you think they should have been? Tell us in the comments and share your hilarious nuggets! I don’t need any samples sent via email or social media, hang onto them and post them below. I will capture the greatest hits from those. With all-conference slates in 2020, someone is almost assured to be royally pissed off on a weekly basis. I’m going to produce a post that is as amusing as possible with the very best content I can find when it is readily available, no more and no less. It takes a lot of mining to find ample worthy content, even within a single game thread.

Digging around trying to find a few funny quips from fans of a basic 4-loss team that really ain’t all that mad, and often doesn’t even have a big message board presence to begin with, just to have #content isn’t an exercise that excites any of us, which brings us to the second issue: none of us is willing or able to put that kind of time commitment into this post every week. First, some weeks the available quality is kind of meh. It’s not going anywhere, but I’m not going to promise that there will be one every single week or that it will be long and feature 4-5 fanbases. Y’all clearly love this post and college football fans all over the internet do too, especially the fans of the teams that sent the featured folks into meltdown mode. Before we get into the goodies here, let’s chat, shall we?Īs you probably remember, Brice Paterik was handling the meltdown exclusively for four seasons and decided to retire.

Since college football finally kicked off with something resembling a full slate of games, “It’s Meltdown Time!” is back for its 13th glorious season.

Lsu football fan board