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J'Covan Brown says tweet not his

Updated: February 12, 2011, 3:48 PM ET
Associated Press

AUSTIN, Texas -- Texas point guard J'Covan Brown said Friday that he didn't write profane Twitter posts under his account that complained about getting pulled from the No. 3 Longhorns' win over Oklahoma.

Brown said a cousin he declined to identify posted the offending tweets after the game and said he has apologized to his teammates. The Twitter account has been deactivated.

"I've got to take responsibility for all the negative things that he put," on the account, Brown said. "I'm ...

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