There was an earthquake in Oklahoma today.
Oklahoma State kicker nails field goal during Bedlam earthquake
The ground was shaking in Stillwater, but that didn’t stop one intrepid kicker from making the MOST METAL KICK OF ALL TIME
USGS reporting 4.5 earthquake NW of Jones at 12:10pm. #koco
— Jessica Schambach (@SchambachJess) December 7, 2013 So far as we can tell -- mainly from Oklahomans joking on Twitter -- nothing horrible happened.
The thing is, it happened during the Bedlam game between Oklahoma and Oklahoma State.
Earthquake at Boone Pickens Stadium just now. Nothing to do with Pistol Pete or Bullet or Gundy's choice to kick a FG. #Bedlam temblor.
— John E. Hoover (@johnehoover) December 7, 2013 Not only that, it happened DURING a field goal.
Oklahoma St. just made a FG during an earthquake. #OUvsOKST
— Jake Trotter (@Jake_Trotter) December 7, 2013 That is not a joke. The ground was moving as Ben Grogan was kicking that FG. #OUvsOKST
— Jake Trotter (@Jake_Trotter) December 7, 2013 And yes, Grogan nailed the 41-yarder, which is the most metal thing of all time.
There are no entries in the #OKState media guide for field goals attempted during seismic activity. #bedlam
— Cowboy Football (@CowboyFB) December 7, 2013 Here's what Grogan's earth quake looked like:
(just joking, we made that GIF ourselves. This is what it actually looked like:
Incidentally, earthquake-during-a-field goal is one of the ways we had joked Northwestern would lose a football game. Of course, this is not the first college football-related earthquake in Stillwater:





















