Anonymous #3 1w

He didn’t fake it at all. Go watch the film. That said, man, that rule seems ripe for misinterpreting and improperly assessing. I've watched the clip from the two angles available and from what I see there was no huddle (I've seen several people claiming OU huddled without Sategna in it, this is just not true).

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Anonymous #3 1w

At no point did the refs ever hold the ball to imply a substitution was happening. Sategna walked to his spot in a mostly straight line - he didn't do any weird curve back to the bench and sneak back upfield or anything. He got to his spot, checked his lineup with the ref and then they snapped it.

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Anonymous #4 1w

Everyone seemed to think he was going to the bench dude

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Anonymous #3 1w

According to the radio broadcast this was a play that OU practiced this week - was the practice then trying to fake a substitution or just setting up a sequence where Sategna would end one play outside the hashes and then just stay out there for the next play and hope he goes unnoticed (with an assist from Burks jawing at the defenders to try and take their attention away)? How do you differentiate between one of the other? Because he... Looked substitutiony as he moved to his spot?

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Anonymous #4 1w

Okay well that’s stupid because it wasn’t even a trick play. Plus it clearly breaks the rules.

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Anonymous #3 1w

SEC better release a statement for every missed play going forward for every team. This game was plagued with bad ref calling and they should all be fired. They should bring in other refs from a different conference so there is no bias

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Anonymous #4 1w

If it was a play to catch the defensive off guard while they’re subbing that’s fine. Tennessee does it all the time but that’s not what this was.

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