British paper mocked for calling Texas A&M a 'military college' in the 'hinterlands'
Users of X, the social media platform previously know as Twitter, are ridiculing a British news outlet for calling Texas A&M a "military school in the Lone Star hinterlands." Newspaper The Guardian used the description in its review of Untold: Johnny Football, a Netflix documentary that traces the dramatic rise and fall of Johnny Manziel, a top NFL prospect while at A&M who transformed into a self-sabotaging flop. In the article, reporter Andrew Lawrence described Manziel as "football's Charlie Sheen."
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