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Social Hour: The Citadel burns South Carolina on Twitter
South Carolina’s social media department may not recover from this dig by The Citadel.
The Gamecocks were promoting the South Carolina takeover day on the SEC Network. The takeover days (each SEC school gets one), include a day full of programming centered towards a specific school.
As you likely remember, The Citadel beat South Carolina in 2015. So here’s The Citadel’s response to South Carolina’s tweet announcing the schedule for USC’s day.
If you guys are taking requests, we have one https://t.co/Y3pa3ChfmX
— CitadelFootball (@CitadelFootball) July 22, 2016
South Carolina’s response back was lame.
. @CitadelFootball pic.twitter.com/IUPzHrAYWu
— Gamecock Athletics (@GamecocksOnline) July 22, 2016
Former Georgia running back A.J. Turman has picked his transfer destination.
Former UGA RB A.J. Turman confirms he is transferring to Florida Atlantic. Will join program Aug. 1 and sit out this season.
— Marc Weiszer (@marcweiszer) July 22, 2016
North Carolina will issue a response to the NCAA’s notice of allegations in the near future.
UNC Chapel Hill says it will respond to the NCAA’s notice of allegations on Aug. 1 and "post a public copy Aug. 2." https://t.co/DZSgA6P8Z7
— Dr. Saturday (@YahooDrSaturday) July 22, 2016
Here are North Dakota’s new jerseys. Remember, the team is now nicknamed the Fighting Hawks.
UNVEILING: New @adidas gray jerseys will be here this fall | 41 days until we play at Stony Brook #LeaveNoDoubt pic.twitter.com/rbXIXzSxw5
— UND Football (@UNDfootball) July 22, 2016
The Sun Belt’s preseason all-conference teams are out.
The 2016 Preseason All-Conference Offensive First Team, led by Offensive POY pick Larry Rose III
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— #FunBelt (@SunBelt) July 22, 2016
The 2016 Preseason All-Conference Defensive First Team, led by Defensive POY pick John Law
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— #FunBelt (@SunBelt) July 22, 2016
Stanford grieved the loss of former head coach Dennis Green, who died Friday.
The first black #Pac12FB head coach, Dennis Green's success at Stanford paved the way. #RIPDenny pic.twitter.com/RHWEBdqWdq
— Stanford Football (@StanfordFball) July 22, 2016
