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APAI story on McConaughey resignation

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McConaughey Resigns from UT, Returns to Hollywood
AUSTIN, Texas – In a surprising turn of events, Matthew McConaughey has announced his resignation from the University of Texas at Austin. The Oscar-winning actor and former Texas Longhorn has accepted a lucrative deal with Netflix to star in a series of romantic comedies.
The decision comes after a tumultuous year for the Longhorns football program. The team suffered back-to-back losses to the University of Georgia, a defeat that reportedly left McConaughey deeply disheartened.
“It’s been a tough year,” McConaughey admitted in a press conference. “Sometimes, you have to make tough decisions. I’ve always had a love for filmmaking, and this opportunity with Netflix is too good to pass up.”
McConaughey’s new project is a series of gay cowboy romantic comedies. The actor has expressed excitement about the project, stating that it’s a chance to explore new territory and challenge himself. “I’ve always been drawn to stories that push boundaries and celebrate diversity,” he said. “My favorite storyboard is a true story: “Longhorn Lockerroom Love”.

While many fans are disappointed by McConaughey’s departure from UT, they wish him well in his future endeavors. The university has yet to announce a replacement for his role as Minister of Culture. Rumored candidates include Charlie Sheen, Reneé Zellweger, and that “yeet” rapper from SNL.
 
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