Could James Franklin get into Vanderbilt?

James Franklin laughing at the intricacies of the English language, presumably. (Grant Halverson/Getty Images) By Zac Ellis It's no secret that James Franklin

James Franklin laughing at the intricacies of the English language, presumably. (Grant Halverson/Getty Images)

By Zac Ellis

It's no secret that James Franklin is changing the culture at Vanderbilt, which has long been a cellar dweller in the SEC. But the coach is also making waves on Twitter, and in interesting ways.

On Tuesday, Franklin sent out a tweet about the growing demand for Vanderbilt season tickets. Apparently, Commodores fans are snatching them up like hotcakes. But the tweet included some questionable spelling:

Just received great information on our season tickets.If u are used 2 the days of waiting until June 2 bye ur season tickets,think again!

— James Franklin (@coachjfranklin) April 16, 2013

Fans -- or, more likely, opponents -- made sure Franklin was aware of his mistake. He then reminded those fans that he isn't an English teacher:

Obviously we have some new followers that didn't see me destroy the English language the first time, geeze, lol,bye,buy,by,lol #VanderBUILD

— James Franklin (@coachjfranklin) April 16, 2013

But it doesn't end there. After nearly an entire day to consider his mistake, Franklin took to Twitter again on Wednesday to announce the Commodores' newest goal, and a fairly lofty one, at that.

Right now we are focused on SEC Championship,then National Championship,after that I will start focussing on a Spelling Bee Championship!Lol

— James Franklin (@coachjfranklin) April 17, 2013