College Football’s Hottest Trend Is Visiting Teams Trolling White Outs

A growing trend in college football is visiting teams trolling white outs.

The white out is a tradition in college football where fans wear all white to create a sea of white in the stands. This can be a very intimidating atmosphere for visiting teams.

In recent years, visiting teams have started to troll the white out by wearing all black or other dark colors. This can help to neutralize the effect of the white out and make it less intimidating for the visiting team.

There are several reasons why visiting teams are starting to troll white outs. One reason is that it can help to give the visiting team a psychological edge. When the visiting team wears all black, it can make them look more intimidating and powerful.

Another reason why visiting teams are trolling white outs is that it can help to distract the home team fans.

When the home team fans are focused on the visiting team's uniforms, they are less likely to be focused on the game. This can give the visiting team an advantage.

The trend of visiting teams trolling white outs is likely to continue in the future. As more and more teams adopt this strategy, it will become less effective. However, for now, it is a popular way for visiting teams to try to gain an edge.

Here are some examples of visiting teams trolling white outs:

• In 2017, the Penn State Nittany Lions wore all black to troll the Michigan Wolverines' white out.
• In 2018, the Ohio State Buckeyes wore all black to troll the Penn State Nittany Lions' white out.
• In 2019, the Michigan Wolverines wore all black to troll the Ohio State Buckeyes' white out.

It remains to be seen whether the trend of visiting teams trolling white outs will continue in the future. However, for now, it is a popular way for visiting teams to try to gain an edge.