Pouting coaches taking to Twitter to rip teenage football players is never a good look, and it reared its ugly head again late Wednesday night.
Oklahoma assistant Cale Gundy appears to be the latest to take to social media to vent his frustrations, dropping a subtweet seemingly directed at offensive lineman Creed Humphrey, who hours earlier committed to Texas A&M over the Sooners.
Piece of advice to recruits. It's real simple. Schools are winning championships or talking about winning championships. Do your homework.
— Cale Gundy (@OU_CoachGundy) June 30, 2016
The Aggies have captured just one conference title in the past 20 years, while Oklahoma has won nine in the same time frame. This appears to be the crux of Gundy's tersely-worded message to recruits.
Interestingly enough, Gundy's brother Mike is the Oklahoma State head coach, who famously made the speech "I'm a man, I'm 40!" attacking adult behavior towards student-athletes.
Looks like the Gundy's may have something to chat about at the next family event.
