The fault in that game was not the Ducks, it was the referee, or better yet it was the system the referee had to use. The replay officials did not have the TV cameras to use in the replay booth. The official in the booth did not have the right angles to make the call properly. This happened to more teams than just your Oklahoma Sooners. The call was bad, not disputing that. But in no way was that an integrity fault of the Oregon Ducks, if anyone should be pinned for that it’s the Pac-10 Officials, who by the way have jobbed the ducks out of more than one game.

In short, go cry about it somewhere else, or better yet, don’t since you obviously don’t know what you’re talking about.

Your logic is flawless! Looking forward to the hundreds of insightful comments you’ll bring to our community.

Uh, didn’t your beloved Sooners have to boot two players for getting paid off by donors that year? I’m sure they self-reported because, like you, Oklahoma prides itself on integrity.

Stop drinking the Bob Stoops tears mixed with Kool-Aid, and pay attention for five seconds.
1) The ref on the field blew the play dead, marked the ball down signaling possession Oregon. This was incorrect, as the ball was still live and not yet recovered by Oklahoma.
2) Because the ball had not yet been recovered by Oklahoma when the whistle blew, the play is dead. In 2006 this was not reviewable by instant replay.
3) The only part of the play that by 2006 rulebook standards was eligible to be reviewed was who touched it first, and in order to overturn that indisputable video evidence clearly showing who touched it first…video was not clear enough to overturn the ruling on the field.
 
…Therefore, the play stood as called on the field. It was wrong, but wrong on the part of the ref who prematurely blew the whistle and signaled possession Oregon, NOT the review official. Sending death threats to the review official who by the rule book couldn’t overturn the ruling was beyond ridiculous and showed the true colors of your pathetic fanbase, further evidence by scrotegate a year later.

Did everyone know Oklahoma recovered it? Yeah, of course, I was there. But when the whistle blows the play is dead. Done. Over. So get over it.

And last I checked, the refs didn’t block the FG at the end, so STFU.

I suspect that the only reason Kiffin didn’t do it is because he didn’t think it would work.

The Oregonian to that list as they confirmed with Cal coaches that it was part of the their strategy.

As well as College Football Live