College football fans love to get underneath their opponents skin but that just might backfire this week when Baylor visits Oklahoma State.
That’s because it’s homecoming in Stillwater this week and as part of the festivities, the school dyed a fountain orange outside a campus library following an annual tradition. It’s one of those simple things that are always cool to see when a university gets into the spirit prior to a big game.
Well it seems some Bears fans decided to get in on the tradition too, only this time they snuck on to campus and then re-dyed the previously orange fountain to Baylor’s primary color of green. Per OSU blog Pistols Firing, here’s a look at the fountain in both shades:
Stay cool, Baylor. #OKState pic.twitter.com/mwaiL1Z9KB
— Mike (@StuffMikeDoes) October 13, 2017
Baylor is 0-5 on the season and ranked 115th in total defense at the moment. Given that Mason Rudolph, James Washington and the rest of the high-flying OSU offense is one of the best units in the country, perhaps it was wiser for the Bears to not poke the, um, bear in this case. Something certainly says this little bit of fun between Big 12 rivals won’t turn out so great if the team takes it personally come Saturday afternoon.
