Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian abruptly left the field in the moments following his team’s 41-34 loss to No. 11 Oklahoma State.
Some (read: many) of his players and fellow coaches followed him down the tunnel, which at first doesn’t seem like a huge deal, right? Well, it’s not a huge deal unless you coach or play at Texas, where every game — win, lose, on the road, or at home — ends in the singing of “The Eyes of Texas”, which is the school song.
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