Nancy Mace goes viral at SEC football game after a simple two-word message, poor Lane & LSU fans arrested

That's right I'm in to cover Sunday Screencaps for SeanJo who had a big day in his life on Saturday. I'll let him address that when he gets back. Let's dive right into what we all experienced Saturday. Lane Kiffin experienced what's being described by some as a world record for middle fingers being aimed at one person over a 24-hour period. The good news this morning is that it seems like everything went well after the game. My social media feeds aren't mentioning any mass arrests in Oxford. That's good news. It's a long season. There's no need to catch a charge this early in September. OLE MISS, LANE KIFFIN SET FOR EMOTIONALLY CHARGED SHOWDOWN 10 MONTHS AFTER BITTER SPLIT Meanwhile, over in South Carolina, Nancy Mace caused her own scene on the Gamecocks' sideline. Two words and this photo turned into 5 MILLION views on Twitter. Nancy, who turns 49 in December, gets how to fire up the SEC base. One thing I'm trying to figure out is if Nancy wore the same top as she was wearing earlier this week when she talked to TMZ about a very pressing topic. You make the call. The turtleneck in the TMZ video looks much higher on her neck, but maybe it's just the angle. Quickly.... • What a performance by Deion's Colorado team last night against Northwestern in a 41-7 loss especially after what the Buffs were saying before the game. • That Northwestern win is being called the biggest power 5 victory since 2020. COLLEGE FOOTBALL'S FIRST FULL SATURDAY IS HERE AND IT'S A CELEBRATION OF AMERICA AT ITS BEST • What happened to Alabama? Yes, they put up 50 on Florida State, but the defense gave up 377 passing yards and 36 points to FSU. Remember this when ESPN starts pushing the SEC agenda later in the season. • I'll say it again: Thank you football gods for creating the quad box on YouTubeTV. I'm watching more football, more random football games, than ever before. YOUTUBE TV IS ABOUT TO CHANGE THE WAY WE WATCH LIVE SPORTS • And it would be malpractice if I didn't mention that Toledo Rockets victory over Temple. UT scored 14 points in like 10 seconds to tie the game and send the game to OT where they won when Temple's QB overthrew a receiver on a potential game-winning two-point conversion. All 900 students in the stands rushed the field. It was invigorating. 📩 Email: joe.kinsey@outkick.comSend photos, stories, tips, rants—whatever you've got. 📰 Screencaps Page:👉 Read the latest Screencaps ▶️ YouTube: Screencaps with Joe KinseySubscribe for videos, rants, and behind-the-scenes. 🐦 Twitter/X: @JoeKinseyexpTag me or drop a DM. 📸 Instagram: @OutKickScreencapsYou guys need to start tagging me on content you're seeing. 📘 Facebook Page: Screencaps on Facebook 👥 Facebook Group: Join the Screencaps Community 📬 Mail (Thursday Night Mowing League):27072 Carronade Dr, Unit A 155Perrysburg, OH 43551 🗞️ Newsletter:👉 Subscribe hereMake sure you're opening it. Don’t hurt the open rate. Screencaps Jr. cross country update: Mud This was the scene Saturday across the street from the Temple-Toledo game. Screencaps Jr.'s team ran in a big invitational that's held on the grounds of Ottawa Park golf course. Let's just say the grounds crew has its work cut out to bring parts of the course back. This specific part of the course cuts across the 9th fairway. This is just one of many parts of the course that were absolutely torn up, including an area just off the 1st green where a couple of thousand runners turned areas into mud pits. Jr. ran a 12:08.63, good for 4th place, which, in these conditions, seems like a huge victory considering the conditions. During the girls' junior high race, multiple parents walked the course trying to find shoes that were stuck in the mud. Girls were finishing the race missing both shoes. As for the team, the boys roll on. They took home 1st, 3rd, 4th, 8th, 9th and 10th place out of 207 runners. Final team score: 25 points. Worst stretches of highways in the U.S. for potholes and general destruction • Scott K. keeps this short and sweet: I-70 St. Louis to Columbia-pathetic. • Spike emails: I cannot speak of the roads in the west or north but in the south and east….South Carolina’s are horrible. In driving from south Florida into Georgia on I-95 I didn’t even notice the roads until we entered South Carolina. Not only did the number of lanes get reduced when crossing into SC, they were in horrible condition. Whether you are going north or south…you will have to slow down to a crawl, especially on holiday weekends. Ask anyone trying to get to and from NY, NJ, etc to Florida how bad it is going through SC. The disparity in road quality was even more noticeable when we took highway 26 north out of Spartanburg, SC into North Carolina. The moment we entered NC (big sign welcoming you ) the highway was newly paved, widens into additional lanes, and there were flower planters and trees to beautify the roadside and median. It was actually pretty funny how different it was. I half expected to hear angels singing. One point in SC favor….the gas prices were the cheapest amongst all the states I mentioned. I am assuming they are not taxing the gas as much and thus have less money available for road improvements. So, a trade off. Buffalo • Steve B. in Grand Junction, who wrote a Hallmark Christmas movie, checks in: Great report from Buffalo. Felt like I was there. Can't believe there was over an hour wait for a beer. Sounds like the Pegulas are leaving a lot of money off the table by not having a few more taps. Did you see any tables body slammed? Kinsey: We didn't see any bodies getting slammed through tables. You have to wait until later in the day to see that stuff. Since we had early access to the stadium, our plan was to get in and get positioned to document the scene inside. I already called my dad to say we have to get up there for a game so he can see tables get smashed. Next time. As for the beer line, it was for the beer horn. I actually felt bad for the beer guys carrying full trays of beers that people wouldn't bother buying because they wanted those horns. BTW, one beer guy I talked to said his sales were pretty low because so many people want a seltzer. Should Eric P. in the PnW join a country club? • Steven in SW Washington says: Hey Joe, I’m responding to Eric P. in PnW regarding joining a country club (CC). I’ve been a member of a CC for decades in Washington state as well and I know which course he is referring to that the Senior tour plays each year. CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE He needs to run away from this deal for a number of reasons: 1) 25 miles away. He is not going to jump off his couch to go practice or grab a bite. Then, after awhile, just going to play a round of golf will feel like a necessary chore to justify the CC bill he is getting each month. 2) The fact that they are offering that kind of deal with two years to pay off…. free dues for a year…. a food credit…. they NEED you more than want you. 3) After the free dues wear off, you’ll be sitting watching your beloved Seahawks playing in 40 degrees and rain in December or January and that CC bill will come and you’ll feel like crap because you are not using it. Finally, if the breakeven math is playing 10-12 times a month, it is a hard no. I tell friends that are considering joining a club that the math should be 4-6 times a month. That includes all members of the family playing. There are tons of members at our Club that don’t play that much golf but they have tons of cash to burn, so much that the breakeven math is never a consideration. • Mike T. in Idaho shocked me by revealing he used to be a country club guy: I have joined two Country Clubs during my golf career, I’m now retired. They both had several advantages I enjoyed! The ability to get a Tee time that worked for me was great. The pride people took in the course itself was nice, no chewed up fairways or greens. THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE. DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW! However, I did find several issues that caused me to not be a part of the CC life majority of my golf career I did get bored playing the same course time after time, you knew what shot to hit on every hole. The clubs I played had very strict guidelines on guests? So my crew couldn’t play with me very often, that sucked. Lastly, the men’s club loved to gamble on every match. I’m not much of a gambler so I didn’t enjoy that. The men’s club strictly played rules golf and I’m not that serious. The advantages are there, but so are the drawbacks. I’d see if you can get a one year membership and try it out and see if it’s a fit for you. #################### OUTKICK IS NOW AVAILABLE ON THE FOX NEWS APP: CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD That is it this morning. It's time for me to get my weekend started. I'll see you guys bright and early tomorrow for the last day of summer. Let that sink in. Have a great Sunday. Numbers from : Stuff You Guys Sent In & Stuff I Like :