Social media reacts to Texas getting early taste of SEC, trailing Arkansas at half
By SDS Staff
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Texas might want to rethink that move to the SEC, at least according to CFB Twitter.
One of the most popular comments on social media from the Arkansas-Texas game is that the Longhorns might not be so excited about making the move from the Big 12 to the SEC.
The first half in Fayetteville of the Big 12/SEC clash has been all Razorbacks. After two quarters, Sam Pittman’s Hogs lead Steve Sarkisian’s No. 15 Longhorns 16-0.
Here’s a sample of what’s being said on the bird app:
Texas sure about this SEC thing?
— Caleb (@calebmitchellll) September 12, 2021
Texas realizing they can’t compete in the SEC pic.twitter.com/hcCfkHgaPR
— Josh Kail (@THATJoshKail) September 12, 2021
Texas getting whipped. I promise you they don’t want any part of the SEC.
— Not Paul Newman (@dmarknewman) September 12, 2021
I wonder if Texas is reconsidering that move to the SEC. ??
— Gigi Clausen (@ClGigi) September 12, 2021
Texas fans knowing they are joining the SEC in a few years.? pic.twitter.com/PO9EvMGIAw
— Austin Lacy (@CoachALacy) September 12, 2021
Arkansas welcoming Texas to the SEC a little early it seems lol
— Matt Dupuie (@MattDIsMe92) September 12, 2021
So uhhh, is Arkansas good or is Texas bad? ?
— ?ℙ???✍? (@2PeatAx) September 12, 2021
Texas gotta stay in the Big 12. Arkansas won like 4 games last year man. They bottom of the barrel.
— CB of the Sharigan (@EastsideCB) September 12, 2021
lol only Texas could make Arkansas look like Alabama
— Drew (@DrewALine33) September 12, 2021
If Texas loses Arkansas they should cancel there love to the SEC. #sec #Texas
— Robert Torres (@robert05torres) September 12, 2021
If Texas can’t beat Arkansas, they may want to rethink a move to the SEC
— Kris Phillips (@kptigers) September 12, 2021
Texas getting did by Arkansas. They sure they wanna play in the SEC?
— ?-ah (@_ItsKiaBITCH) September 12, 2021
Texas and SEC jokes aside, this is shaping up to be a signature win for Pittman.
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