Wake Forest's post-blowout jab at SMU tops college football Week 11 trolls

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          • ESPN staffNov 14, 2026, 11:43 PM ET

          A statement blowout win on the road is nice, but trolling your opponents afterward is even better.

          It's a solid formula, and Wake Forest followed it Saturday. The Demon Deacons started the day in style, racing out to a 42-0 halftime lead against SMU before cruising to a 49-7 final. But dominating on the field wasn't all Wake had planned for its afternoon in Dallas.

          The Demon Deacons' social media team also made a statement. Wake had receipts at the ready regarding the Mustangs' previously unbeaten record at home in ACC play -- and issued a correction to that record.

          Wake Forest's account posted a graphic of a cracked stone slab painted with SMU's 12-0 record in home ACC games ... with a 1 painted over the 0 in Demon Deacon gold and black.

          Wake Forest wasn't the only team to deliver a postgame jab after a big Week 11 win. Here are the top trolls from around college football.

          Arkansas 34, South Carolina 6

          It hasn't been the best season for Arkansas, but the Razorbacks delivered likely their best performance of the season Saturday: a 28-point win over South Carolina. Arkansas picked off Gamecocks backup quarterback Cutter Woods three times to help deliver the assertive result.

          The Razorbacks took aim at South Carolina's mascot with their final-score post after the game, captioning their graphic "No crow zone" with a chicken and red "X" emojis.

          Iowa 28, Purdue 7

          Iowa enjoyed a workmanlike Week 11 win, churning past Purdue to move to 8-2 on the season. The Hawkeyes dominated the Boilermakers on the ground -- racking up 44 carries and 246 rushing yards -- en route to victory.

          Also opting for a mascot-themed troll, Iowa took to X to post a graphic displaying a train branded with the final score stopped at a crossing -- containing the text "Hawks Eyes."

          Arizona State 26, UCF 13

          The MVP of Arizona State's win over UCF might have been Sun Devils kicker Carson Smith, who accounted for 12 points by way of four field goals, converting from 51, 41, 28 and 37 yards as Kenny Dillingham's squad clinched bowl eligibility with its sixth victory of the season.

          A pun did the trick for Arizona State in its troll after the game, as the Sun Devils posted a Knight-themed play on "Night night."

          Auburn 41, Mississippi State 9

          One of the more underrated big wins of Week 11 came from Auburn, which hammered Mississippi State in Starkville for a blowout SEC triumph. The Tigers forced four Bulldogs turnovers, while quarterback Byrum Brown threw for three touchdowns.

          Auburn's postgame troll focused on Mississippi State's tradition of ringing cowbells during home games -- a tradition that grew progressively quieter on Saturday.

          Indiana 27, USC 13

          Indiana keeps on churning, picking up its third consecutive win in a top-25 showdown against USC in Bloomington. Star wide receiver Charlie Becker delivered the knockout punch for the Hoosiers, hauling in a 42-yard touchdown on a third down with 3½ minutes remaining to give his squad a two-score lead.

          Result in hand, Indiana used the stadium speaker system to troll the visiting Trojans. The Hoosiers had a specific song queued up after the final whistle: 2Pac's "California Love."

          UConn 46, James Madison 22

          Jason Candle earned a major triumph in his first season in Storrs, as UConn, coming off back-to-back losses, pounded a reeling James Madison squad for the Dukes' third loss in their past four games. The Huskies buried the visitors late, outscoring James Madison 26-9 in the second half for a statement victory.

          UConn took aim at James Madison's acronym postgame, swapping "J-M-U" for "J-M-Who?"

          Memphis 52, USF 41

          Memphis kept its strong 2026 campaign chugging along against USF, surviving a Bulls comeback from an early 21-0 deficit to come out on top in a high-scoring affair in Tampa, Florida. The two teams combined for 1,133 yards of total offense in the encounter.

          USF's bull mascot was the target of the Tigers' postgame troll, which captioned a post boasting the game's final score: "Reigned Them In."

          Western Michigan 42, Akron 14

          Western Michigan routed conference foe Akron in Tuesday night MACtion, as the Broncos found the end zone at least once in every quarter on the road.

          After the game, Western Michigan nodded to Akron's history in the rubber and tire industries with a clever jab -- a graphic featuring a pair of Broncos-branded boxing clubs, with the text line "tired them out" above the schools' respective logos ... the Zips' surrounded by a tire.

          Miami (Ohio) 34, Ohio 17

          Another MAC troll came from Miami (Ohio), which trailed early against Ohio before putting together an impressive comeback. The Bobcats put up the game's first 17 points -- and then didn't score the rest of the way as the RedHawks posted 34 unanswered in a memorable rivalry win.

          Miami took a swing at Ohio's abbreviation with its postgame troll, captioning a final score graphic with "OU... OH NO."