LOOK: Tennessee WR sends questionable tweet after Georgia State loss; Vol fans mad
By Adam Spencer
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By now, you certainly know that Tennessee lost to Georgia State 38-30 in Neyland Stadium on Saturday.
After the game, Tennessee WR Jordan Murphy saw a funny tweet about Georgia State collecting the $950K Tennessee paid for the game, and decided to retweet it.
It didn’t go over well with Vol fans, and Murphy ended up deleting the tweet, which you can see below:
Tennessee’s Jordan Murphy tweeted this after the UT loss
It isn’t going over well with Vol fans pic.twitter.com/EJ3Wuzbryl
— Matt Jones (@KySportsRadio) September 2, 2019
Understandably, Vol Nation wasn’t thrilled with what Murphy decided to tweet, responding with angry tweets of their own:
https://twitter.com/Balltice_17/status/1168660300188585984
Jordan Murphy wtf man?
— Dooley’s Binoculars (@BringBackDooley) September 2, 2019
Thought I’d give Jordan Murphy the benefit of the doubt. After reading through the tweets he didn’t delete after the game, he clearly doesn’t give a shit. I’d like to think there aren’t others on the team with that mindset but that might just be the biggest problem. No pride.
— Josh's Journal ??????? (@Joshes_Journal) September 2, 2019
Jordan Murphy is now tweeting back at people who called him out. I'd say it would probably be more productive to get off the internet and watch game film and prep for BYU, but what do I know
— Tony Simms (@TigerReese) September 2, 2019
Jordan Murphy does not want to be here. That is evident. He doesn't give a crap about this team. If I'm Jennings or Smith, I get in his face about this shit. Disgraceful.
— the angry hobbit. (@VolHobbit) September 2, 2019
As mentioned above, Murphy has since deleted the tweet and seems to be trying to move on. We’ll see if Vol Nation lets this one pass or if they’ll continue to be upset.
Adam is a daily fantasy sports (DFS) and sports betting expert. A 2012 graduate of the University of Missouri, Adam now covers all 16 SEC football teams. He is the director of DFS, evergreen and newsletter content across all Saturday Football brands.
