During a high-stakes college football game between the Texas Longhorns and Georgia Bulldogs, a controversial defensive pass interference call against Texas' Jahdae Barron initially nullified a crucial interception. The call sparked outrage among the Longhorns fans, who began throwing bottles and trash onto the field, resulting in a game delay. Texas coach Steve Sarkisian intervened to calm the crowd, and after a lengthy discussion, officials reversed the call, allowing Texas to retain possession. The reversal led to a Texas touchdown, narrowing Georgia's lead to 23-15, but ultimately, Georgia secured a 30-15 victory. The incident highlighted the intense emotions surrounding officiating decisions and the impact of fan reactions on game proceedings. The SEC is expected to issue a statement regarding the reversal of the call.