Texas is the number one football team in the nation. The 4-0 team already has huge wins against ranked opponents such as Ohio State and Tennessee, the latter of which came in their most recent matchup. While it wasn't the Longhorns' prettiest game, they were able to walk away with a 20-17 victory in which the defense impressed.

While the early successes in Austin are clear and give Texas clear championship aspirations, the team does have a celebration problem. During the Week 4 game, Colin Simmons was flagged for an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty after he simulated urinating after a sack. It was one of five sacks for Simmons, which tied a program record.

“We took him out,” Steve Sarkisian said about the penalty. “We addressed it, and put him back in. I'm not gonna give the guy the death penalty over an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. We've got to fix it, though. That can't continue as we move forward.”

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Simmons wasn't the only Longhorns star who crossed the line when it came to celebrating. Raleek Brown celebrated a touchdown by rubbing his groin area, sniffing his hand, and passing out. The running back was not flagged for the celebration.

“Unfortunately, in our society right now, we live in a ‘look at me' society,” Sarkisian said… “That's the world that we live in. So we've got to get to – it's about the team and focus on the team, and not so much ‘look at me.' So we'll try to improve upon that, but five sacks was pretty cool today, too.”

Simmons and Brown are just two stars on a loaded roster, but the Longhorns can't afford for something silly to cost them in the future. Whether Texas' inappropriate behavior is a societal issue or a team-specific problem could be debated, but regardless, the best team in the nation needs to clean up their act.