Austin shop sells T-shirts honoring Colin Simmons' controversial celebration
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 14, 2026, 8:37 PM
Last updated Oct 14, 2026

An Austin vape shop, iVAPE/ATX, is selling T-shirts commemorating Colin Simmons' penalized celebration during the Texas-Tennessee game on September 16, 2026. The shirt features Simmons depicted in a faux potty break over the OU logo, referencing the Longhorns' rivalry. Owner Kaab Malik noted that while reactions vary, most customers find it humorous. The shop has sold about half of the 35 shirts made. Malik is considering a similar design for the upcoming game against Florida.
- •Colin Simmons' celebration drew an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty during the game.
- •Texas lost 27-24 to Oklahoma in the Cotton Bowl after the celebration.
- •iVAPE/ATX has sold around half of the 35 T-shirts priced at $20.
- •Most customer reactions to the T-shirt have been positive and humorous.
- •Malik hopes to release a similar shirt featuring the Florida Gators logo for the next game.
- 8:37 PMYahoo Sports — Comic relief? Austin entrepreneur commemorates Colin Simmons' celebration on a T-shirt with a twist
"An Austin vape shop is selling T-shirts that show UT's Colin Simmons and an OU logo in a takeoff on his penalized celebration vs. Tennessee.
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