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Texas Tech Will Not Use #WreckEm in Light of OSU Homecoming
Out of respect to Oklahoma State and the fan base regarding the recent car accident that killed four and injured dozens, Texas Tech is doing their best to advise fans to refrain from using their popular #WreckEm hashtag on social media.
Texas Tech uses the hashtag to aim towards their specific opponent (i.e. #WreckOSU), but they have informed the fans to use the #GunsUp hashtag instead this weekend in light of the recent events that transpired in Stillwater. What a classy move.
Also, Tech is planning a black out on Halloween. Here’s what Devin Ward of KCBD shared on Facebook:
TECH FANS, PLEASE SHARE:Athletics is asking that everyone please keep OSU in mind as we take them on at the Jones on…
Posted by Devin Ward KCBD on Tuesday, October 27, 2015
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