The Citadel Breaks Alabama's No-Points-Allowed November, Trolls Mississippi State, LSU

Safe to say The Citadel's #BeatBama efforts are off to a strong start, as is its Twitter trolling.

The Citadel scored against Alabama in the second quarter of Saturday's so-called 'cupcake' game, tying the Crimson Tide at 7-7 and breaking a 170:36 shutout streak by Alabama.

Not only did the Bulldogs break a scoreless November by Crimson Tide opponents, they also did so with the longest rushing touchdown Alabama has given up since 2015.

The 45-yard touchdown by The Citadel running back Dante Smith stunned the Crimson Tide in their closest first half contest this season. The two teams entered halftime locked at 10-10.

The longest rushing touchdown Alabama has given up since 2015 just came at the hands of The Citadel. pic.twitter.com/XuYv1ZsCX9

— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) November 17, 2018

Basking in the glory of its unexpected success, The Citadel took to immediately trolling Alabama's SEC opponents who couldn't manage a score against Nick Saban's squad this month.

"It isn't that hard guys," the team tweeted at LSU and Mississippi State.

WE SCORED. 🏈🏈

Touchdown Smith. @LSUfootball @HailStateFB

It isn't that hard guys.

Q2: 11:42

'Dogs: 7 - Tide: 7#FireThoseCannons | #BeatBAMA pic.twitter.com/7pkC5UPWVn

— The Citadel Football (@CitadelFootball) November 17, 2018

UMBC, a known upset enthusiast and not a shy team with their own tweets, appreciated The Citadel capturing their moment.

Attention people tweeting at us: yes we saw this tweet, and yes we LOVE it https://t.co/6EtQdHDoHf

— UMBC Athletics (@UMBCAthletics) November 17, 2018

It looks like the Bulldogs are taking their #BeatBama mantra to heart.