A top-10 win feels good, but issuing a troll after it can feel even better.

Cincinnati is currently experiencing such a high, downing Texas Tech 37-24 on Saturday afternoon. Running back Cole Tabb ran for 173 yards in the upset win, finding the end zone via a reception and on the ground.

But it was what the Bearcats did on social media after the game that really upped the ante. Cincinnati's athletics account posted what seemed to be an innocuous final score update -- a "Bearcats win" graphic, with a caption that included the score and a shushing emoji. Fairly standard stuff.

But then one notices the account tagged in the post -- none other than Cody Campbell, the prominent Red Raiders mega-booster.

Subtle jabs can be effective all the same. Here are all the top trolls from Week 8 in college football.

Texas 34, Ole Miss 27

It didn't come without drama -- Ole Miss rallied from a 24-3 halftime deficit to tie the game in the fourth quarter -- but Texas halted its recent losing streak with a crucial home win over the Rebels.

The Longhorns added to the feel-good vibes in Austin with a postgame troll to boot, posting "shark week's over" in a reference to Ole Miss' 'landshark' hand signal.

Kentucky 34, Vanderbilt 17

Will Stein's Kentucky squad just keeps on winning, adding another SEC victory to its ledger with a win over Vanderbilt in Lexington. Kenny Minchey found the endzone with one passing and rushing touchdown apiece to pace the Wildcats in the result.

Vanderbilt's commodore nickname was the target of Kentucky's postgame troll, with the team posting a graphic of a captain's hat with a claw through it captioned "walk the plank."

Wisconsin 24, USC 7

Wisconsin continued its strong start to the season on Saturday, dispatching a ranked USC squad in Madison to move to 5-2 on the year. The Badgers only gained 200 yards of total offense, but stellar defense and timely scoring gave Luke Fickell and Co. a statement win.

After the game, Wisconsin played on it and its opponent's similar school slogans, crossing out the "Fight" in "Fight On" to tee up "On Wisconsin."

UCF 39, BYU 31

The biggest upset of the week belongs to UCF, who downed BYU in Orlando just one week after the Cougars' big win over Notre Dame elevated them to a No. 2 ranking in the AP Poll.

This ranking became the source of the Knights' troll, who utilized a clever dual meaning in captioning their postgame post "BEAT THE NUMBER TWO OUT OF BYU."

South Carolina 27, Tennessee 24

The upsets continued in Columbia, where South Carolina used a pair of scores in the game's final 90 seconds to take down 11th-ranked Tennessee. LaNorris Sellers threw for 210 yards and ran for 96 more -- finding the end zone three times in total -- in the win.

The Gamecocks had receipts ready after the result, posting a clip of Volunteers coach Josh Heupel being asked and responding to a question about his squad's history on the road against South Carolina -- in 2022 the Gamecocks also delivered an upset of a highly ranked Vols squad at Williams-Brice Stadium.

South Carolina's caption: "Déjà vu?"

Florida Atlantic 51, Rice 49

In one of the wildest offensive displays you'll see all year, Florida Atlantic and Rice combined for a staggering 1,069 total yards in a Boca Raton barn burner. Florida Atlantic was actually outgained 608-461 in the affair but made the most of a five-touchdown day by wide receiver Easton Messer and secured the win.

An underrated element that added to the matchup's intrigue? Both schools share the same mascot, a fact Florida Atlantic highlighted with a "real Owls" caption on its final score post.

Duke 19, Virginia 16

It wasn't the most high-flying affair in Charlottesville on Friday night -- Duke and Virginia combined for just one touchdown in the game's final three quarters -- but that lone end zone trip delivered plenty. The Blue Devils dialed up a trick play, with running back Nate Sheppard showing off his passing bona fides with a 28-yard go-ahead touchdown toss to Brody Keefe with just over a minute to play.

After the game, Duke took aim at its conference rivals by rearranging the Cavaliers' logo -- turning the school's "V" emblem into an "L."

Liberty 34, Kennesaw State 6

One of the hottest teams in the country kept cruising in a Thursday night test against Kennesaw State, with Liberty winning its sixth consecutive game and fifth straight by a multiscore margin.

The Flames went with an avian-themed troll following the win, posting a graphic showing a frightful owl being stared down by an eagle. A pair of captions took aim at Kennesaw's mascot: "Who?" on the graphic and a "clipped their wings" line accompanying the post.