Florida State attempts to troll Florida, which literally ends in big L for Seminoles

Florida Condition seemingly discovered a resourceful way to use the time off in the course of bowl time the system earned by likely 5-7 on the soccer field in 2018 — finding new and unusual ways to embarrass itself through social media campaigns.

If you missed the Martin Luther King Day graphic FSU sent out this offseason, it was so undesirable it experienced to be deleted and an apology was issued by the faculty. A further marketing campaign the faculty has undertaken this time revolves all around the assert that it the legitimate DBU, not in-point out rival Florida.

Anywhere you stand on the subject of the legitimate DBU, it need to be noted that FSU finished the 2018 time rated 120th in the nation in pass defense, which was also “good” for lifeless final in the ACC. Whilst Florida may perhaps not have specially been named out in the tweet beneath from the formal Florida Condition soccer account, it is pretty noticeable which faculty it is trying to reference.

It is unclear if this was intentional or not, likely not offered FSU’s current social media record, but the program’s assert to DBU was manufactured in the shape of a giant L. We eagerly await to see if this publish will also soon be deleted by FSU:

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will need other colleges to end claiming DBU. 😬

— FSU Football (@FSUFootball) January 30, 2019

The reactions to the tweet have hence far been very unkind to the Seminoles:

We. Genuinely truly truly truly to fear about winning soccer games. Smh

— The united states is misplaced (@pheniox09_b) January 30, 2019

Get extra than 5 games this yr, than you can be DBU again, alright?

— The Dude (@robertc3d) January 30, 2019

Probably you need to start out winning… that may perhaps aid your situation.

— Steven Specified (@SGiven12) January 30, 2019

Well, when you end 119th from the pass, you don’t exactly slam that door shut.https://t.co/QqFnPYtH74

— Connor O’Gara (@cjogara) January 30, 2019