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Oklahoma grad Gerald McCoy wears Texas gear after lost bet, looks absolutely miserable

Aw, Gerald :(

@GregAuman

Rivalry games are awesome but losing them can be downright miserable, even more so if you lose a bet as a result.

That’s what happened to Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive tackle Gerald McCoy, a proud Oklahoma graduate. You might recall the heavily favored Sooners lost the Red River Rivalry game to Texas, and as a result, McCoy was bound by honor to wear Longhorns gear. Here’s the photo:

Doesn’t he just look thrilled?

McCoy is just the latest in a long line of athletes having to wear opponent colors. Here’s a few of the more notable ones in recent memory:

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