Video clearly shows that Oklahoma player fumbled, SEC officials blunder again

Brian Stultz

Sep 20, 2025; Norman, Oklahoma, USA; Auburn Tigers head coach Hugh Freeze (left) speaks with Oklahoma Sooners head coach Brent Venables (right) before the game at Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images / Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images

Auburn seemingly had a 6-0 lead after a scoop-and-score on an Oklahoma fumble that was returned 64 yards for a touchdown.

However, following a long review by SEC officials, the play was reversed, and the touchdown was wiped off the board.

Well, you can be the judge for yourself on whether it was a fumble or an incomplete pass, but this view shows it pretty clearly that the Tigers were robbed of a touchdown.

A lot of controversy in the Auburn vs Oklahoma game with this fumble, taken back for an Auburn TD, overturned. Was this a fumble or not? pic.twitter.com/Sl9SRVwOiM
— All For Tennessee (@allfortennessee) September 20, 2025

Amazingly enough, the Tigers were on the wrong end of another officiating blunder on Oklahoma's first touchdown. An Oklahoma receiver acted as if he were injured and was heading to the sideline, but stopped short and caught a wide-open pass for the score.

Brian Stultz

Brian is FanSided's Site Expert for Fly War Eagle. He has previously written for Rivals, Major League Baseball, 247Sports, SEC Country, and Campus Insiders, among others. A native of Greenup, KY, Brian is an Auburn University alum who has been told he golfs from the wrong side of the ball.