VIDEO: Jacksonville State Releases Incredibly Bizarre Hype Clip Ahead of College Football Season
By Michael Luciano

The season hasn't even started yet, and the Jacksonville State Gamecocks are already 0-1. In the grand tradition of preseason hype videos, head coach John Grass and the Gamecocks eschewed the usual montage of highlights and heart-thumping music and chose to start their video with 30 seconds of dumping paint on their players.
❓❓❓ARE YOU READY❓❓❓ pic.twitter.com/hjuQiJEJdD
— JSU Football (@JSUGamecocksFB) August 28, 2019
This looks more like a pretentious European Oscar-bait movie than a hype video. How did this get pitched and approved?
Delete this garbage, please.
— Tyler (@BravesGeek) August 28, 2019
The Gamecocks have been one of the more successful FCS programs in the country in the last half-decade, having won four straight four straight Ohio Valley Conference championships and making the FCS playoffs in each of Grass' five seasons at the helm. In 2018, they went 9-4, and they need to get back to their usual dominant ways.
This...isn't the best start to the redemption tour.
This has to be the worst hype video I’ve ever seen
— Barry Bonds before steroids (@lilyodiebryant) August 28, 2019
The Gamecocks open the season on the road against Southeastern Louisiana. Hopefully they put up a more robust, enjoyable performance than whatever video monstrosity their athletics department shoved out.