Alabama coach Nick Saban was not happy with his players making 'horns down' gestures after beating Texas.

Moments after the top-ranked Crimson Tide beat the Longhorns, 20-19, in Austin, Alabama players who were making the signal heard a few choice words from their head coach.

"Don't do that s—t," Saban yelled at Alabama players.

During a game, making the horns down gesture against Texas results in a taunting penalty. Earlier this week, Saban said he was unaware of that rule but that he would go over it with his team.

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"I have not addressed it with the team, but I appreciate you letting me know that," Saban said according to Nick Kelly of The Tuscaloosa News. "We’ve got a lot of other things we really need to worry about, but I think that’s a good thing for me to go over with the team so I appreciate that."

Cleary, Saban didn't appreciate seeing horns down after the game, either. Check out video of Saban's reaction below.

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Nick Saban yells at Alabama players for making horns down gesture after win vs. Texas

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