Auburn Fan Faces 1.5 Million-View Bet After Florida Win by Nearly 50

Q: Will the infamous burner account finally pay up on its unsanitary wager after Florida's shocking 44-39 victory over Auburn?

There is no evidence yet that the burner account has actually followed through, and based on what is publicly known, the wager remains an unfulfilled viral promise. What changed is that Florida’s 44-39 win at Auburn revived the bet in a major way. The account tied the original post to Florida’s quarterback situation, and that storyline became more relevant once Aaron Philo emerged as the starter and helped lead the Gators past Auburn. Florida’s offensive showing — 495 total yards, 243 rushing yards, and a strong performance from Jadan Baugh — gave fans a fresh reason to revisit the post. The key fact is that the account is still active on X and has continued referencing the wager rather than disappearing, which separates it from the earlier “FSU Poop Guy” episode. But remaining online is not the same as paying up. As of now, the challenge has resurfaced as a running joke and fan talking point, not a completed act. So the most defensible answer is that nobody can say the account will “finally” do it, and there is no reporting indicating it has happened. The safer read is that the bet has become part of college football internet folklore: highly visible, heavily mocked, and still unresolved after Florida’s Auburn win.

1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 22

An X user called “Chase Fralick’s Burner” is being pressed to honor a graphic preseason pledge after Auburn lost to Florida in Jordan-Hare Stadium.
The bet stemmed from his August dismissal of Florida’s quarterback situation; the article says the Gators then nearly hung 50 points in their first SEC road start.
The post drew nearly 1,500 bookmarks and almost 1.5 million views, making the promise hard to escape even though the fan has kept his account active.
The piece frames the episode as the latest in a line of viral college-football fan wagers, invoking the 2024 “FSU Poop Guy” saga as cautionary context.