Somebody might want to inform Texas’ football team that a 2.89 GPA isn’t overly impressive.
The Longhorns tweeted Sunday a photo announcing the team’s 2.89 GPA and wrote, “More than football. Highest semester GPA in team history.” (RELATED: Texas Beats Georgia In The Sugar Bowl)
More than football. Highest semester GPA in team history. #ThisIsTexas #HookEm pic.twitter.com/JbOaW7iCe7
— Texas Football (@TexasFootball) June 2, 2019
So who wants to tell them? Who wants to let the Longhorns know having a GPA below a B average is hardly something to celebrate.
Not only is it not something to celebrate, how the hell is it a team record? This is such a laughably bad tweet that I don’t even know where to begin.
A 2.89? Are you kidding me? How low are expectations in Austin that this is something to be celebrated? I’m not saying you need to have great grades if you’re a football player. Obviously, you’re there to win games. Let’s not pretend otherwise, but having a sub-B team average is not a reason to start popping bottles in celebration.
I don’t care if it’s a record or not. Sometimes, you just don’t need to hit the send button.
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I was kind of high on Texas heading into the season, but I might need to reconsider. Any program out here celebrating a team 2.89 GPA isn’t really a team with a championship mentality.
Again, I’m not hating on them for the GPA. I’m laughing right now because they’re pretending like we should be impressed by this. (RELATED: Texas A&M Vs. Texas Football Rivalry Is Inching Towards A Return)
Seriously, how low are expectations? How bad have things gotten in Austin for the Longhorns?
I might have to remove Texas from the playoff talk. Until they do something to prove they hold themselves to a higher standard of excellence, I think I’m out.
Hate to do it, but I’m out!
