The Grambling State-Southern rivalry is one of the most storied and fierce engagements in all of college football.
This is a rivalry, like most, that also divides families, friends and invites good natured trash-talk and even trolling, especially when one school wins the annual Bayou Classic.
So after Grambling beat Southern 34-23 on Saturday, musician and Grambling alum Terence Fisher took to his keyboard and covered the famed religious hymn “Come to Jesus” with “Come to Grambling.”
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wow this is nuts GSU no class.