A Texas TD was scored against Georgia after the first attempt was cancelled due to a penalty and debris on the field.

The recent game between Georgia and Texas left many fans talking, but not for the reasons one might expect. After an interception for Texas was initially nullified by a penalty, Longhorns fans took their frustration to a whole new level by throwing water bottles and other trash onto the field.

When Georgia coach Kirby Smart was asked about the incident, he initially chose his words carefully, wanting to respect the wishes of the SEC office. However, he did mention that this behavior sets a dangerous precedent and could potentially lead to calls being reversed in the future.

The SEC released a statement early Sunday morning, stating that while the officials made the correct decision in not penalizing the play, the debris on the field was unacceptable and would be reviewed according to the league's sportsmanship policies. This sentiment was echoed by Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian, who was visibly frustrated by the call and the subsequent reaction from the fans.

As the debris was being cleared, officials were discussing the play and ultimately decided to reverse the call. This led to a 17-yard touchdown for Texas, closing the gap to a one-score game. Sarkisian acknowledged that the disruption may have actually worked in their favor, giving them an opportunity to regroup and make a comeback.

However, the whole situation left many scratching their heads. Smart revealed that the official who made the initial call mistakenly penalized the wrong player, and it took him a while to realize his mistake. Sarkisian, on the other hand, was left in the dark, as the officials never explained why the call was changed.

In the end, Georgia came out on top with a 30-15 victory, but the game will forever be remembered for the chaos that ensued after the controversial call. As the season continues, sign up for updates and alerts on the AP Top 25 to stay informed on all the latest college football news.

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