There was no mayonnaise bath in the Duke's Mayo Bowl and fans felt betrayed

Jacob Hancock

There was no mayonnaise bath in the Duke's Mayo Bowl and fans felt betrayed image

Disappointed. Hurt. Betrayed. These were just a few of the emotions fans felt at the end of Wisconsin's 42-28 win over Wake Forest in the Duke's Mayo Bowl on Wednesday.

The Badgers had the win well in hand, leading 42-21 as Wake Forest drove down the field in the final seconds. Cameras were fixed on Wisconsin players as they prepared to drench head coach Paul Chryst with a postgame victory bath in the big Duke's Mayo Bowl jar. After the Demon Deacons scored a garbage time touchdown with six seconds remaining, the Badgers decided to go ahead and celebrate. 

This was the moment fans were waiting for. The broadcast had been teasing a mayo bath the entire game, and that was the sole reason many fans had stayed tune in.

The only problem? There wasn't any mayonnaise in the jar; it was just a water cooler.

Obviously, fans weren't pleased. 

Seeing a grown man take a mayo bath would have been the perfect way to end 2020. Alas, we'll just have to wait until next year to see if Duke's can right this wrong.

Jacob Hancock