On Thursday afternoon, Texas defensive coordinator Vance Bedford attempted to share a story about the challenges of playing high-level college football with his followers. Instead, he tweeted out a link to a Yahoo! search for “kkk.”
Texas defensive coordinator pastes wrong link, accidentally tweets ‘KKK’ search
Texas defensive coordinator just wanted to tweet out a story about life as a college football player. Instead, he linked to a search for the KKK.
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It was a curious statement, to say the least. The coach quickly deleted the poorly pasted tweet and offered up an explanation.
Trying to copy and paste an article about college players working hard and@the wrong article copied.
— Vance Bedford (@CoachBedfordUT) November 5, 2015 He then followed up with the actual story -- a cautionary tale for high school players who aren’t prepared for the jump to Division I football.
— Vance Bedford (@CoachBedfordUT) November 5, 2015 The lesson, as always, is that technology is awful. Of course, that’s not the first time this fall that the Longhorns have been involved in a Twitter snafu:
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