Anyone who works for Texas A&M head coach Kevin Sumlin better think twice before they tweet. Otherwise, they could soon be without a job.
Update from Wednesday, Jan. 7
It appears as though Sumlin really did fire the pool boy:
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Here's a transcript of Sumlin's interview on ESPN'sĀ Mike & Mike, h/tĀ Mike Foss ofĀ USA Today's FTW:
"We try to teach lessons to young people. Iāve got a great company that built my poolāyour going to get me in real trouble here right now. His boss is a good friend, and Iāve known him for a long time. This is my second stint back in College Station. And I've known him for a while. I was on the phone, obviously everyone wanted to know who we were going to hire as our d coordinator and actually I was on the phone with John Chavis at the time. Heās looking from the pool, and Iām coming out to the car, and heās still standing around looking ⦠The message is if you come to somebodyās house and somebody hires you, whatever youāre doing, itās a little bit personal. If youāre invading privacy, it's not a public dealāTwitterās public, so guess what? Donāt come back.
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Listen to the interview on ESPN's website (starts around 15:00 mark).
--End of Update--
On Tuesday afternoon, Sumlin's pool cleaner, Rustin McFarland, sent out a tweet about what he saw while at the coach's house. It appears the tweet was aĀ breach of confidentiality.

It's not clear if Sumlin was serious or just joking. For what it's worth, McFarland, a Texas A&M sophomore,Ā deleted his tweet a few minutes after Sumlin responded.
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