Twitter adds Ugandan flag to #UGA hashtag for Olympics, Bulldog fans upset

The 2016 Rio Olympics kick off this weekend and it should be exciting couple of weeks for everyone being represented at this year’s event. In honor of the event, Twitter added country’s flags to their hashtags so people around the world can show their support.

One country that will be represented at the Olympics is Uganda and on Tuesday, many found out the abbreviation for the country. That abbreviation also happens to be the same for one of the most popular college football teams in the south, the Georgia Bulldogs.

The #UGA was joined by a flag for the country of Uganda and there were some fans that seemed pretty miffed as football season is getting ready to begin in the next month. They wanted Twitter to change it and do it quickly.

https://twitter.com/Dawgsfan34/status/760478209204850688

Except it is the abbreviation known for Uganda wordwide.

Anywho…

https://twitter.com/Dawgsfan34/status/760478209204850688

While some fans were upset, others in the Twitter-verse started to have a little fun with the new hashtag and the ignorant Bulldog fans being upset.

https://twitter.com/MRhodes22/status/760503964274008064

One user actually summed the Georgia fans up with one simple tweet and I, for one, hope this actually happens this year.

https://twitter.com/tlee30/status/760501298110337024

Never change, Dawg fans, never change.

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Jim Grobe only Baylor coach available for interviews this year
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