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 Football (@OU_Football) October 10, 2026
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.
Georgia Tech 28, Duke 25
It's rare to see a troll take direct aim at an opponent's social media account, but that was Georgia Tech's approach after its win over Duke. After a go-ahead touchdown with less than a minute to play gave the Yellow Jackets a win over the Blue Devils, Georgia Tech took to X to revisit a former post by its opponents.
On Friday, Duke's official account posted a pregame hype video captioned "The revenge tour continues." After the win, the Yellow Jackets had a simple response: "Tour ends here."
TOUR ENDS HERE. #StingEm 🐝 https://t.co/qHiGZccv7M
— Georgia Tech Football (@GeorgiaTechFB) October 10, 2026
Arizona 52, West Virginia 31
Scoring was plentiful in Arizona's high-flying road win over West Virginia. The Wildcats scored 10-plus points in each quarter en route to a big-time conference victory.
Arizona took aim at the Mountaineers' staple song in the Wildcats' postgame jab, as Arizona posted a graphic showing its school mascot, Wilbur, performing a karaoke rendition of "Take Me Home, Country Roads" at Milan Puskar Stadium, with the words "Take me home" highlighted on the stadium scoreboard.
Conquered the storm. https://t.co/rzlDXna5Wn
— Arizona Football (@ArizonaFBall) October 10, 2026
Oklahoma State 42, UCF 28
Oklahoma State's 2026 campaign got off to an inauspicious start thanks to a Week 1 loss against Tulsa. But the Cowboys have been rolling since, winning four in a row, with its most recent being an assertive victory over UCF. Drew Mestemaker threw for 304 yards as the Cowboys scored 21 unanswered points in the second half before a late Golden Knights touchdown.
Oklahoma State had one of the wittier mascot trolls of the week. In its caption of Oklahoma State's final-score post, the Cowboys referenced the weaponry of choice for Pistol Pete and UCF's Knightro: "Brought a sword to a gun fight."
Brought a sword to a gun fight https://t.co/QOcnLv2HDA
— OSU Cowboy Football (@CowboyFB) October 10, 2026
Bowling Green 38, Sacramento State 10
After an 0-4 start to the season, Bowling Green seems to have found its form in conference play -- adding a second straight MAC win to the ledger by cruising past Sacramento State on Saturday.
Following the win, the Falcons took aim at their opponents' hornet moniker, posting a brown and orange Bowling Green-branded can of wasp and hornet spray -- a bottle with the potency to "kill[s] the entire nest," according to its description -- with a caption of "Hornets BeGone."
Hornets BeGone! #AyZiggy https://t.co/yRYp9WtEpv
— BGSU Football (@BG_Football) October 10, 2026
Liberty 35, Sam Houston 3
Liberty didn't have much trouble Thursday night against Sam Houston, finding the end zone at least once in every quarter en route to a dominant victory.
The Flames brought their on-field momentum to social media after the game. Liberty leaned into the two programs' mascots, with a graphic that showed an eagle carrying a bearkat through the air accompanied by the text "Easy pickings."
🦅 x 🍽️ x 🐻🐱 https://t.co/PgC2YYC8AB
— Liberty Football (@LibertyFootball) October 9, 2026
Jacksonville State 27, Kennesaw State 26
Jacksonville State trailed Kennesaw State 23-14 with a minute remaining in the third quarter, but the Gamecocks kicked things into gear late, scoring 13 of the game's final 16 points and eventually winning via a 33-yard field goal by Garrison Rippa with 52 seconds to play.
After the game, Jacksonville State opted for a bird-themed troll, highlighting a contrast between the two schools' respective avian nicknames -- posting a graphic of a gamecock standing atop a wooden owl sculpture. The post's caption offered a double-entendre to boot: "Hoo?"
HOO? #EmbraceTheGrind | #AKC https://t.co/dp3gSnrUrh
— Jax State Football (@JaxStateFB) October 8, 2026
