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Antelope antlers, a feast for the eyes from photographer Nayyer Reza. #naturephotography #naturecaptures #antelope #hornsdown #justthehorns #antelopeantlers #safariparty (at Catalina Foothills, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkEzx7sPpOagad17ZeecEhi34V0HBl70E1RV1Q0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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We are going to the Natty!! O-H
Messing with Texas: SEC's Stance on the 'Horns Down' Gesture
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Unraveling the 'Horns Down' Gesture in the SEC: A Tale of Sportsmanship and Rivalries
In the world of college football, traditions and gestures hold immense significance, often becoming iconic symbols of a team's spirit and pride. One such symbol is Texas' "Hook ‘Em Horns" hand gesture, which has enjoyed widespread popularity and enthusiasm among Longhorns fans. However, over the years, this enthusiasm has led to a contrasting gesture called "Horns Down," frequently employed by rival teams to taunt and troll the University of Texas. With Texas joining the Southeastern Conference (SEC) next year, there are questions about how the SEC will handle this contentious gesture. This article delves into the history of the "Horns Down" gesture, explores its impact in college football, and discusses the SEC's stance on its usage. The Origin and Evolution of the 'Horns Down' Gesture: The "Horns Down" gesture is believed to have originated as an inverted response to Texas' "Hook ‘Em Horns" sign, where the index and little fingers are raised to form a steer's horns, symbolizing the Longhorns' mascot. Opponents, seeking to disrupt Texas' spirit, adopted the reverse hand gesture as a form of playful mockery. Over time, the "Horns Down" sign gained popularity as a way to celebrate success against the Longhorns or to provoke a reaction from their devoted fan base. The Controversy Surrounding 'Horns Down' in the Big 12: While the "Horns Down" gesture has been a source of entertainment for rival fans, it has also sparked controversy within the Big 12 conference. Read the full article
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BOOMER! #OU #HornsDown (at WilLowe MCN National Council Okmulgee District) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGKm6YFHlA_/?igshid=1oqhlhurb320c
Reppin the Sooners during my evening cardio sesh tonight. #IHateCardio #Boomer #HornsDown #10000StepsaDay (at WilLowe MCN National Council Okmulgee District) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGEMxWaHBiv/?igshid=1s4bm8xzywfo2
Week 33 - Day 5: Late Saturday night workout after an Oklahoma Sooners win over Texas? You bet I had to rep the Sooners during my workout!! #HornsDown #BoomerSooner https://www.instagram.com/p/B3i4yw3nCcDrAF1iT4iPq5Tg2IA13a9P23nbj80/?igshid=1nrge8zkv9dgp
