Texas Fan's Viral Moment

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Grant Walther

New York Post

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Texas fan’s sad viral moment has changed his life

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Grant Walther became a meme for Longhorns sadness after ESPN cameras showed him glumly looking out on the field with Texas trailing Georgia , 30-15 , with a little more than three minutes left in the game.

Walther’s look of disappointment and notable hairstyle made him a popular figure to poke fun at on social media.

“I want to be a lawyer — that's my goal,” he told the Daily Mail .

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