College football coaches are under intense pressure to win, especially those who are heading major programs. Your seat gets hot if you don’t produce, with fans calling for your head. But what one Texas A&M fan did goes beyond crossing the line.
Charlene Sumlin, the wife of Aggies head coach Kevin Sumlin, shared a photo on Twitter Thursday of a note her husband received. The note includes hateful and offensive language.
People of 2017: please tell me how any part of this is ok. And to the sender: did it occur to you that a child may open it?#orelseWHAT? pic.twitter.com/Co1s2Hb94r
— charlene sumlin (@courshel) September 7, 2017
We know that people (including a school regent) are not happy with Sumlin after his Aggies blew a 44-10 lead to UCLA and lost in their opening game, but using this kind of language is beyond inappropriate. Nobody should have to deal with this sort of treatment.
