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Oklahoma's jab at Texas tops trolls from Week 6 in college football - ESPN

Week 6 in college football brought wins, losses and, as always, postgame trolls.

Few wins were more dramatic than Oklahoma's victory in the Red River Rivalry over No. 1 Texas. The Sooners' defense and special teams did more than their fair share in the win; two of Oklahoma's three touchdowns came via a second-quarter punt block return and a fourth-quarter pick-six.

Fittingly, it was defense and special teams that decided the game in the final minutes. The Longhorns missed a potential go-ahead field goal attempt with less than two minutes to play, and then, after a Sooners interception set up a short field, Tate Sandell's 47-yard field goal won it for Oklahoma.

Oklahoma made sure to troll its rival after Sandell's kick sailed through the uprights. The final-score post from the Sooners included the caption «It's 6:32 and...» with the implied response being «Texas still sucks.»

IT'S 6:32 AND… ☝️ https://t.co/582h6vNwKI

Oklahoma — who also made sure to plant their flag in front of the Longhorns as the latter left the field — wasn't the only team to jab at its opponents after a win in Week 6. Here are the other top postgame jabs from around college football.

For the second straight week Kentucky won a game via a walk-off two-point conversion in overtime. And the Wildcats had a very intentional troll ready for LSU after the game.

The leadup to the clash between the Tigers and Wildcats contained an unusual side plot — a photo circulated online showing a fake quote by Kentucky quarterback Kenny Minchey inside LSU's facility. The alleged quote read «LSU's defense hasn't seen anyone like us and our offensive line yet.»

Well, even if that quote wasn't real, the Wildcats social media team offered a similar spin off postgame —

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