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The Red River Shootout turned into a Punt Shootout

Two glorious punts, one by each team.

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Everything went right early on for Oklahoma against archrival Texas, including special teams. Behold this glittering column of a punt by Austin Seibert inside the 5, which then leaps like an angel toward the goal line before nestling itself in the protective arms of Jordan Thomas.

Tremendous. PUNT OF THE WEEK.

However!

In the fourth quarter, Texas’ Michael Dickson answered with a 62-yard thumper that might’ve rolled out right in the coffin corner, but still planted the Sooners at their own 2. Not so funny now, is it! Humbled!

Both of these punts resulted in three-and-outs. Classic Big 12 football.

Previously in PUNT OF THE WEEK, Miami’s astounding shank in Week 5:

Here was Week 2’s PUNT OF THE WEEK, by North Carolina:

Here was Week 1’s PUNT OF THE WEEK, by USF:

All other weeks were unworthy of PUNT OF THE WEEK honors. Thank you.

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