The best social media moments from College Regionals.
April 30, 2018 by Charlie Eisenhood in Other with 0 comments
It was a wild Regionals weekend as Cinderellas danced their way to Nationals at tournaments around the country. We picked out some of the best tweets that helped tell the story of an impossible-to-predict but incredibly fun weekend.
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Maryland did the almost-impossible.
— Maryland Men’s Ultimate Disc Club (@SpaceBastards) April 30, 2018
@SpaceBastards when they see a Nationals caliber team in an elimination game pic.twitter.com/V9J9wBC3nK
— Pandamonium (@TUPandamonium) April 29, 2018
Texas ended Colorado’s 20-year Nationals qualifying streak in the South Central Men’s final.1
If you can’t Then you don’t
handle us at deserve us at
our our pic.twitter.com/ETP1Z9XXWO— Texas Ultimate (@texas__tuff) April 29, 2018
Michigan qualified for Nationals and then got down to the real competition.
What do you do with all of the Regionals leftovers?
The bagel challenge: how fast can you eat an un-toasted bagel?
So far our fastest time goes to Annie with a 2:40 pic.twitter.com/60JqRvsvWm
— Flywheel Ultimate (@UMichFlywheel) April 30, 2018
UPDATE: TINA JUST FINISHED HER BAGEL IN 1:04
— Flywheel Ultimate (@UMichFlywheel) April 30, 2018
The most important livestream of the weekend.
Not going to periscope the second half but I will periscope this duck https://t.co/KcdE5GDCDc
— UW Sundodgers (@sundodgers) April 29, 2018
Georgia with the Ultiworld subtweet.
Gonna be interesting to see what they do at Nationals without Parker Bray
— Jojah Ultimate (@JojahUltimate) April 29, 2018
Mitch Dengler is looking for a new hedge fund.
To anyone that correctly predicted the nationals qualifiers of the men's @ACRegionals , I have an investment portfolio for you to manage.
— Mitch Dengler (@mgdmitch) April 29, 2018
AK was there for everything at AC Regionals.
Nationals bound @SpaceBastards pic.twitter.com/qhqY4GMyZk
— AK-Photography (@__AKPhotography) April 30, 2018
What just happened? #SCtop10 pic.twitter.com/Wv1V0bkAjW
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) April 29, 2018
Sin The Fields lost their Pick ‘Em Challenge with Deep Look and will have to eat an extremely spicy chile pepper live on the air at Nationals.
I know that blowing these games must be deveststing for the seniors on Cal Poly SLO and Colorado, but at least they don't have to eat a fucking death pepper #fuck #therealvictims
— SinTheFields (@SinTheFields) April 29, 2018
I survived Miami with @SinTheFields, never would have guessed this is how they would die. pic.twitter.com/1dxtDaZdCj
— Katie (@kraynolds90) April 30, 2018
William & Mary thought they had made Nationals. But not quite.
Wait a second. TD just said he blew the cap too early. Game is resuming to 12-8. We’ll play for 10 more minutes it sounds like. This is awkward
— W&M Men's Ultimate (@WMUltimate) April 29, 2018
But it was all worth it.
Everyone on our team right now pic.twitter.com/W28pvufecV
— W&M Men's Ultimate (@WMUltimate) April 30, 2018
Marquette was holding downwind with a lead over Minnesota in an elimination game at NC Regionals but coughed up a pair of late breaks.
No ones going to talk about it. It's not going to be posted on Ultiworld or Reddit threads. But we know that we were one upwind break away from stoping the #4 team in the country from going to Nationals. #TheWaatchIsForever -Sr Captain
— Marquette Birdhouse (Men’s) (@BirdhouseMU) April 30, 2018
What a game this was! SLO had a chance.
Southwest Game to Go. UCSB vs Cal Poly https://t.co/1JngdZZJU0
— Ultiworld Live (@Ultiworldlive) April 30, 2018
Southwest Regionals was a tad windy.
We're breaking their zone just like the wind is breaking these easy-ups. 10-5 pic.twitter.com/XrzaP4XdMb
— Burning Skirts (@BSkirts) April 29, 2018
No one is safe.
Every year the new faces remind you that everybody is hungry, to never take it for granted.
— Hh (@ektor_jr) April 29, 2018
And it shows that consistency at this level for this long is difficult to sustain. I’m proud of this program and I’m proud of this team. @hodaglove
— Hh (@ektor_jr) April 29, 2018
Wisconsin is now the longest active streak at 19 years. ↩
