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Clark demonstrated the sign to the crowd and declared, 'This is the official hand sign of the University of Texas, to be used whenever and wherever Longhorns gather,' the news release said.

Uvalde families, survivors suing for $27 billion in class-action lawsuitĬlark, who was head UT cheerleader, introduced the hand sign during a rally in Gregory Gym the day before UT played a big game against Texas Christian University.

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The Jayhawks will face the Longhorns in Austin on November 13. In the meantime, if there is any sort of adjustment period and some first year struggles in Austin, I hope every team and player possible throws out a “Horns Down” this year. We’ll see just how quickly Sarkisian and Texas can get rolling.

As with most teams who get a new head coach, it’d be reasonable to expect for there to be something of an adjustment period for the Longhorns. Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian inherited a team with plenty of potential and resources, but it remains to be seen if he can actually get his team going and winning sooner rather than later. Kansas and Kansas State should absolutely throw a “Horns Down” out there if given the chance this season That is, unless the Big 12 has something to say about it.Īccording to the Big 12 coordinator of officials, Greg Burks, the league will be paying close attention to players taunt their foes. UT fans and athletes have been tossing “Hook ’em Horns” up in the air for quite some time now, but when Texas falls short, opposing fans and athletes celebrate accordingly. The opposite, the “Horns Down,” involves pointing that hand signal downward. The hand is then lifted upward and you’re celebrating Texas with it. One common taunt that has been a long standing way of mocking Texas’ struggles has been to do the “Horns Down,” an inverse of Texas’ “Hook ’em Horns” hand signal.īasically, the normal hand signal involves someone taking their pointer finger and pinky finger and pointing them outward while the rest of your fingers and your thumb are curled in. So, with their struggles over much of the past decade, a lot of folks have had some fun seeing the Longhorns fall on their faces. Texas, historically, is a great college football program. Part of that comes from the fact that UT has been very good for a very long time. Look, just about everyone enjoys seeing the Texas Longhorns lose. The Big 12 is apparently cracking down on taunting this season and that includes making fun of Texas with a “Horns Down” hand signal.

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