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The University of Texas Longhorns faced a challenging defeat against No. 5 Georgia, losing 30-15, and sparked controversy when fans threw trash onto the field after a contentious pass interference call was initially made against Texas. The Southeastern Conference (SEC) fined Texas $250,000 due to the disruption caused by the fans, with university officials promising to identify and ban those responsible. Prominent Texas alumnus and actor Matthew McConaughey condemned the fans' actions while praising the electric atmosphere at the game, emphasizing the need for better sportsmanship. He called the littering a 'bogey move' and urged Longhorn Nation to maintain class and respect moving forward. McConaughey's statement highlighted the importance of upholding the team's reputation, especially as they prepare for their next games against Vanderbilt and Florida. As the university seeks to foster a positive environment, officials reiterated their commitment to preventing such behavior in the future.
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