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Bret Bielema probably didn't mean to HORNS DOWN Texas, but Arkansas' QB did

Horns Down, of course, being an inversion of the Texas fan hand signal. It's usually used by Oklahoma fans, but others can rapidly become fluent.

By Jason Kirk Dec 30, 2014, 12:39am EST

1. Arkansas quarterback Brandon Allen after his team's 31-7 win:

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2. Arkansas fans after that 31-7 win:

Horns down things happening pic.twitter.com/zKEL2GayTj
— cuppycup (@cuppycup) December 30, 2014

3. Arkansas head coach Bret Bielema before that 31-7 win, appearing to SNEAKTAUNT Texas' Charlie Strong (he later denied he did it on purpose):

LOOK AT COACH B's left hand in this pic!!! #HornsDown @RazNation @KARK4News @KNWAnews pic.twitter.com/TAvbOB3Uik
— Aaron Peters (@AaronPetersRN) December 27, 2014

4. Bret Bielema during that 31-7 win, when he was revealed by ESPN to not be a SNEAKTAUNTER and instead to have a case of Constant Random Horns Down Syndrome, which affects thousands of Americans every year:

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1. Arkansas quarterback Brandon Allen after his team's 31-7 win:

2. Arkansas fans after that 31-7 win:

3. Arkansas head coach Bret Bielema before that 31-7 win, appearing to SNEAKTAUNT Texas' Charlie Strong (he later denied he did it on purpose):

4. Bret Bielema during that 31-7 win, when he was revealed by ESPN to not be a SNEAKTAUNTER and instead to have a case of Constant Random Horns Down Syndrome, which affects thousands of Americans every year:

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