SU2NASA
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As I've thought about it over the past week and seeing everything that transpired before, during, and after the game, Clemson's fans are a pretty easy bunch to figure out.
It's pretty easy to go onto someone else's board with supreme confidence. It's even more easy to try and come across as a gracious winner when it basically amounts to a bunch of condescending bullshit.
They're delusional, thinking that they're a national power. Unfortunately for them, they don't have the history to back that up. For all of their chest thumping, they haven't won a conference title in 23 years. They have as many national titles as we do, and they haven't beaten South Carolina since 2008.
They have a great gameday environment, and they use that as the rationale for their belief of being special.
But when the game is closer than they expect, or when they're doing their annual Clemsoning, they show their true colors as the insecure, classless bunch that we got to see on Saturday.
Screw the condescending threads like "positives I saw in your team," screw the classless booing of injured players, which I've never seen before in any college football fanbase (and that includes Ohio State, whose fans are just horrible human beings).
It's pretty easy to come on this board with an olive branch, and be courteous when you have no doubt in your mind that you'll win. That game showed the Clemson fanbase's true colors. Screw 'em.
It's pretty easy to go onto someone else's board with supreme confidence. It's even more easy to try and come across as a gracious winner when it basically amounts to a bunch of condescending bullshit.
They're delusional, thinking that they're a national power. Unfortunately for them, they don't have the history to back that up. For all of their chest thumping, they haven't won a conference title in 23 years. They have as many national titles as we do, and they haven't beaten South Carolina since 2008.
They have a great gameday environment, and they use that as the rationale for their belief of being special.
But when the game is closer than they expect, or when they're doing their annual Clemsoning, they show their true colors as the insecure, classless bunch that we got to see on Saturday.
Screw the condescending threads like "positives I saw in your team," screw the classless booing of injured players, which I've never seen before in any college football fanbase (and that includes Ohio State, whose fans are just horrible human beings).
It's pretty easy to come on this board with an olive branch, and be courteous when you have no doubt in your mind that you'll win. That game showed the Clemson fanbase's true colors. Screw 'em.
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