Report: Oklahoma Spoke With Officials In Pregame About Trick Play To Confirm It Was Legal

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September 22, 20258 Comments

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Oklahoma Insider Toby Rowland has reported that Sooners staff spoke with game officials during pregame vs. Auburn to seek confirmation that their upcoming trick play was legal.

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Sooners wide receiver Isaiah Sategna appeared as if he was subbing out of the game, but remained on the field and caught a wide-open touchdown pass.

Late Saturday night, the SEC released a statement saying the touchdown should not have counted.

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DownSouthJukin•2 months

SEC officials and meteorologists are the only people than can be wrong most of the time and still keep their jobs.

6R12•2 months

They are wrong 50% of the time, not most of the time. LOL

cajunmud•2 months

That's pretty lame that the refs don't even know the rules. Then are so confident that they DO know the rules that they don't even pull out their phones, any of them, and look it up. Heads should roll. Auburn was ripped off.

imjustafatkid•2 months

So they met with the officials who got it wrong, and the officials got it wrong before the game too? Not sure this is the argument they believe it to be.

RECConspiracy•2 months

In other words, not on Oklahoma. 100% on the officiating crew if true.

Clemson_all_in1979•2 months

F auburn glad they lost

Rodo•2 months

Terminate

Clemson_all_in1979•2 months

I agree

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