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Horns Down - Bevo defines it!

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A quick look at Bevo in action, including his intro at Tulsa a few years ago and his kind greeting to poor li’l ‘ol Uga in the Sugar Bowl tells the real story!  I say embrace Horns Down as a way of saying we’re about to Hook ‘Em Horns indeed!  Every time someone tries the Horns down, yell “Hook ‘Em Horns!”

 

 

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We need some kind of picture/logo with Bevo doing the horns down to UGA. 

All this horns down talk about penalties and taunting is nonsense. I wish Texas media would stay away from it. No one cares. I know Terry was upset about it after the UCF game, but that's an emotional reaction after a tough game. This kind of talk is what makes other fan bases think that Texas wants to be a bully but is really a bunch of ninnies. Man up and tell them to bring it on.  

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Only time you ever see a longhorn with its horns down is when you are about to get the business of a mad charging 2000 lb+ animal.  Mess with the bull....get the horns.

1 hour ago, watty7796 said:

Only time you ever see a longhorn with its horns down is when you are about to get the business of a mad charging 2000 lb+ animal.  Mess with the bull....get the horns.

Exactly!  I've been saying this for years.  You'd best be moving the other direction when their horns are down.

This is another reason Dakorien Moore ain't nothing despite what he thinks about committing to Phil Night and the money goobers at Oregon. My father taught me you can't buy death. 

 

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