Georgia-Turned-Tennessee OL Cade Mays Calls Out Twitter User for Making up NSFW Fake Rumor

Georgia fans are still melting down after Cade Mays announced he was transferring to Tennessee, and now they have resorted to drastic means to try and get back at him.

Mays let the Twitter would know about one rogue Georgia fan who made a fake account and tweeted out that Mays mentioned...well, something bizarre and uncomfortable, comparing his manhood to that of his brother. If that tweet was true, Mays' life in Tennessee could have gotten off to a rocky start.

However, perhaps feeling guilty, the owner of the account claimed that he made that rumor up as a joke. Mays didn't exactly love the punchline.

Smh pic.twitter.com/J4F6wP5RK5
— Cade Mays (@cade_mays) January 22, 2020

Mays appeared in all 14 games for the Bulldogs, starting in 11 of them. He is expected to serve as one-half of the guard tandem in Knoxville, now that Trey Smith has put the NFL off for at least one more year and returned to Tennessee.

This guy was more than a dime a dozen Twitter troll, as he could have caused some serious problems for Mays if he was allowed to continue tweeting unabated.

Jeremy Pruitt statement confirms the addition of Cade Mays.

This line stands out to me, seems like they anticipate him on the field in 2020

“He will have an impact on the field, and he will also have a positive effect on our team and in the OL room with his leadership ability.”
— SEC Mike (@MichaelWBratton) January 10, 2020

Georgia fans don't seem to be taking the fact that Mays left to go somewhere closer to home quite well. At least Mays was able to nip this account in the bud before it caused some real damage.