Sports Fans Keep Pointing Out Reproductive Organ At Texas' Football Stadium

Over the past couple of week, the University of Texas has been proudly showing off online its multi-million dollar renovations to the South End Zone at the Darrell K Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin.

While the upgrades include new turf, new indoor seating, and a huge patio, some sports fans can't stop focusing on the giant Longhorn logo in the middle of the end zone because it looks less like a steer's head and more like a female reproductive organ.

"Can’t spell uterus without UT" was the joke of the day on Twitter as photos of the stadium's interior made it around the internet.

Also adding to the future awkwardness once the football season starts is that players will run out of the longhorn's snout.

UT initially released renderings of the stadium updates back in November 2019 and sports fans have been pointing out the biological similarities since then. The finished product looks pretty much like what was promised so the university probably wasn't too bothered by all the jokes.

The Longhorn logo is also a patio so it shouldn't look too much like an organ once fans are allowed on it. Hopefully.

If not, UT will at least have the most talked about end zone in all of college football.