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Robert Griffin III trolls Florida State after Seminoles start season 0-3
Florida State’s season is headed toward an early grave following a loss to Memphis to move to 0-3 to start the year. And college football analyst Robert Griffin III is here to dance on it.
After the Seminoles fell to the Tigers, 20-12, Griffin took to Twitter and rolled out the jokes. He started with a meme, and opted for simplicity.
Griffin posted a screengrab of Nicole Kidman’s character from “The Stepford Wives” — now a popular meme — and simply wrote “Florida State.”
But Griffin was not yet done, choosing to revisit social media user 321Nole, who famously promised to eat dog feces out of a red Solo cup if the Seminoles lost to Boston College.
“This Florida State fan must be in sh*tless protection at this point,” Griffin said.
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