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Best ‘College GameDay’ signs from Week 10: Miami vs. Notre Dame

The Pope and Roy Kent were both used for anti-Miami propaganda at Notre Dame.

Week 10 brought Miami and Notre Dame together for a game that could lead to a first round bye for the winner. ESPN's "College GameDay" was on hand to document the matchup, and the student sign-makers put forth some creative and amusing signs.

One sign stood out as it drew inspiration from the popular show Ted Lasso. This sign featured a hand drawing of Roy Kent, the guest picker for the show. While the sign is simple and ties to the guest picker, it seems to imply that Miami's hatred is more about M&M's than the actual rivalry. Regardless, it earned the fans a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rating.

Another sign took aim at Miami's fame, accusing the team of only being known due to its connection to the Vice City in Grand Theft Auto VI. Notre Dame's meteorologist chimed in on the conversation, stating that hurricanes typically disband before reaching Indiana, which could be a downside for Miami during the game.

The sign also included a Catholic symbol, representing the Father, The Son, and The Fighting Irish. This sign highlights the religious aspect of the rivalry, which may not be a direct factor in the game but adds depth to the story.

Finally, one Notre Dame fan took Twitter to the next level with a sign featuring Pope Leo flashing a U down. The sign may have been a tongue-in-cheek jab at Miami, but it showed the passion and creativity of the Notre Dame supporters.

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