The Texas Longhorns' victory over Missouri has drawn attention to a controversial officiating decision involving Arch Manning that resulted in a key first down for Texas.
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The Texas Longhorns' victory over Missouri has drawn attention to a controversial officiating decision involving Arch Manning that resulted in a key first down for Texas.
Texas won at Missouri, but controversial calls stole the spotlight. Here’s what happened and what’s next for both teams. Arch Manning's apparent incomplete pass was ruled a fumble, giving the Texas Longhorns a crucial first down that sparked a 21-0 run vs.
Newsweek reported the story as "SEC Officials Under Fire for Controversial Calls in Texas-Missouri." Fox News reported the story as "College football fans and media rip SEC refs over controversial forward fumble call in Texas-Missouri game."
2 sources have covered this story, including Fox News and Newsweek. The earliest reporting in the cluster landed about 16 hours ago.
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- FirstNewsweekNov 7, 6:23 PM ET · United StatesCenter
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