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Miami (FL) football survived a defensive battle against Texas A&M 10-3 on Saturday . Rueben Bain Jr. delivered two sets of attacks: One on the field, then one online directed in NSFW fashion toward Mike Elko and Trey Zuhn III .
Bain dropped Aggies quarterback Marcel Reed three times. And that performance came following some notable words from Texas A&M tackle Zuhn leading into the game .
"I don't think that he will be a threat that we have to worry about too much… we have great players, we've got a great offensive line, so we will be able to handle him," Zuhn told reporters after the Miami- Texas A&M matchup got announced.
Bain, however, relentlessly trolled him and his head coach the moment a cellphone camera recorded him.
What Miami's Rueben Bain said to Mike Elko, Trey Zuhn and Texas A&M
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Bain first grabbed the phone and fired off a "Ain't no Gig 'Em in here" jab at Texas A&M — ridiculing the Aggies' motivational cry.
But then Bain really went after the head coach and tackle — even referring Zuhn by his number and not his name.
"Y'all some b——," Bain began inside the locker room . "F— you Mike Elko, f— 60, f— everybody and f— Texas A&M."
Bain, again, unleashed heat on what was a rather windy day at College Station. Defensive coordinator Corey Hetherman lined him up in multiple spots — including attacking the right.
He even defeated Zuhn as a Wide-9 defender in finishing this sack of Reed.
Worse for Zuhn, he even watched Bain block a field goal that prevented an early lead for the Aggies.
Bain's dominating outing handed Miami its first-ever College Football Playoff win — plus handed Mario Cristobal his first postseason win as head coach. But he clearly had Zuhn's words in mind — leading to his impressive sack day on the road. Bain even took the trolling to his Instagram page by attacking A&M and Zuhn there.
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