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1 week after giving Alabama fans double birds, Tennessee’s Rashaan Gaulden gets ejected

My man is living his best life.

The Tennessee Volunteers are currently a 3-5 football team, after losing 29-26 to the Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday night in Lexington. Tennessee is also likely on the brink of firing their head coach, Butch Jones. Last week, the Vols lost to Alabama 45-7 — Tennessee’s first and only score of the entire game that came on a kickoff return. After the play, Tennessee defensive back Rashaan Gaulden gave the crowd double birds, naturally.

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Exactly one week following that, um, celebration, Gaulden was ejected on Saturday night after getting his second personal foul penalty against Kentucky. The first one came as a result of every player from both teams getting personal fouls earlier in the game.

It’s unclear judging by media who attended the game exactly what Gaulden was flagged for doing against Kentucky, but he obviously did something to warrant an ejection.

Soooo quick recap! Over the course of one week Gaulden gave fans double birds during a game, and was was ejected from another. Not the best look for him, but you can’t blame him for feeling just a tad bit frustrated.

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