The officiating that changed my philosophy on life.

it's really funny because Oregon didn't even recover, Oklahoma did.

not a good angle, the camera is behind the line that the ball had to cross, and it was certainly close. They should have called it right, the ball was high in the air and came down with number 4 trying to retrieve it, but did not because of the Oregon player. After several looks, the play certainly did look as if it was short of the ten yard rule. Bad reffin.

the angle doesn't really matter. Notice that the closest Oklahoma player steps on the 45 yard line and jumps toward the ball and the Oregon player is still the first one to get to it. Looks like no matter how you look at this the refs blew it

yes, the refs did blow that call, even though it was close. the ref that made that call was suspended after the game.

LOL @ OKLAHOMA

I read on the internet that the replay official clearly saw it was OU ball but for some stupid rule about "Inconclusive" evidence or something kept him from ruling that.

God you are dumb

Dixon's stand-out season was in '07.  I'm pretty sure this is '06.

the ball belongs to kick return

its a good call cuz oregon won. period, shame dixon got hurt later in the season he woulda/shouldve won the heisman and a national title ring. im not a fan of either of these teams, ur right not a good call but who gives a fuck but the ou fans, the refs got suspended blah blah blah yak yak yak, just like the ref whats his ass that blew the chargers game against the broncos. ou got dominated by WVU anyway haha,