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Texas A&M fans respond to viral Kevin Sumlin tweet following Auburn loss
By Andrew Olson
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After Texas A&M fell to Auburn, a tweet from a former Aggies coach got the attention of TAMU fans.
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— Kevin Sumlin (@CoachSumlin) September 21, 2019
Kevin Sumlin tweeted the eyes emoji not long after the conclusion of the Texas A&M-Auburn game. He didn’t provide any context in that tweet or any later tweets. The tweet could be about anything, but plenty of Aggies fans thought it was about Texas A&M’s 28-20 loss to Auburn, as evidenced by the replies below:
https://twitter.com/matt_bowden_/status/1175554467758055424
https://twitter.com/Herecomesbusey/status/1175556596635750400
https://twitter.com/TelcoAg/status/1175556849032204288
Will you be watching Kyle Allen and Kyler Murray play one another on Sunday in an NFL game? Is that what you're telling us?
— Clint Abbate (?️TP) (@wcabbate) September 22, 2019
Did that game remind you of your days here when true freshman QB Shea Patterson put up 23 unanswered against you in the 4th quarter in his first collegiate start? For as bad as this game was, it’ll never be as bad as it was in 2015-17 with you here.
— Johnny Armstrong (@joh12nny) September 21, 2019
It's almost like every non Johnny team you coached in November.
— Mike Carroll (@mjcatc) September 21, 2019
https://twitter.com/Garby19248137/status/1175555457827520512
Someone’s still salty about getting fired
— Brad (@Bigbird1182) September 21, 2019
https://twitter.com/docksarsenal/status/1175558593090859008
Should probably get back to ruining Tate’s career.
— lonestarag05??? (@lonestarag05) September 21, 2019
https://twitter.com/Aggiefootballt1/status/1175560442523127809
Please Kevin, tell us more about how great of a coach you are by managing to run off Kenny Hill, Kyle Allen AND Kyler Murray
— David Holt (@davidholt94) September 21, 2019
Considering Sumlin was paid quite handsomely to both coach and not coach Texas A&M, it’s not the best look for the former head coach and hard to blame the fans for their response.
Andrew writes about sports to fund his love of live music and collection of concert posters. He strongly endorses the Hall of Fame campaigns of Fred Taylor and Andruw Jones.
