Katy Perry knows a dark horse when she sees one.
The
pop star was College GameDay's guest picker on Saturday, and correctly
predicted the victory of number 11 ranked Ole Miss over the number 1
team Alabama.
And after the game, she joined fans in a local bar to celebrate the win.
A
vine user captured the moment Perry squatted on a local bar, downed a
beer and then jumped into a crowd of happy Ole Miss fans at a local
watering hole.
Last
Saturday night: Katy Perry was filmed celebrating at an Oxford,
Mississippi bar on Saturday, following the 23-17 upset of Ole Miss over
Alabama
Good call: The pop star was College
GameDay's guest picker on Saturday, and correctly predicted the upset of
number 11 ranked Ole Miss over the number one team, Alabama
Bring them down! After the upset,
thousands of fans stormed the field to take down the goal posts. It was
the first time since 2003, when Eli Manning was a senior, that Ole Miss
has beaten Alabama
She also gloated about her good football sense on Twitter, where she posted several tweets about the 23-17 upset.
'I
called it!' Perry wrote in one tweet, followed by a picture of Alabama
coach Nick Saban looking down in disappointment, with a picture of the
singer edited in with her arms up in victory.
Perry was just one of the thousands of Ole Miss fans who celebrated across the Oxford, Mississippi on Saturday.
After
the upset, rowdy fans stormed the field at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium to
take down the goal posts and parade them across campus.
Right answer: Perry bragged about her football prediction on Twitter, no doubt losing a few Alabama fans
Rubbing it in: Another of Perry's boastful tweets following the Saturday Ole Miss-Alabama game
She's a
rebel: Perry watches the action between the Ole Miss Rebels and the
Alabama Crimson Tide on October 4, 2014 at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in
Oxford, Mississippi
Ole Miss student Thomas Dillard helped tear down the posts, and told USA Today it was no easy feat.
'They’re really heavy,' Dillard said. 'I was on the bottom helping push. I think the entire student section brought them down.'
Ole
Miss hasn't beat Alabama since 2003, when Eli Manning was in his senior
year, and has never in its entire school history upset a number one
ranked team.
They will likely make it into the top 10 this week.
Selfie from the inzone: Ole Miss
student Thomas Dillard helped take down the goalposts and told USA Today
it was no easy feat. 'I think the entire student section brought them
down,' he said
Interception! Mississippi defensive
back Senquez Golson (21) intercepts a pass in the end zone intended for
Alabama tight end O.J. Howard (88) during the fourth quarter of an NCAA
college football game in Oxford, Mississippi on Saturday
Making history: Saturday marked the first time in Ole Miss football history that they have beat a number one ranked team
