Kentucky left Norman with more than a 21-13 upset win and bowl eligibility. The Wildcats also walked out with a response to what they say Oklahoma did all week.
According to the source of the bulletin board fuel, the Sooners put pictures of Kentucky players in their urinals and peed on them in the days leading into the matchup at the Palace on the Prairie. That detail surfaced as Kentucky celebrated after the win, and the postgame scenes made it clear the Wildcats had not forgotten.
Mikkel Skinner posted a TikTok from the locker room celebration, and it showed Kentucky taking a belt to OU’s mascot. In the video, linebacker Quintavion Norman held up a printed screenshot of a Snapchat from a restroom that had been shared by a Sooner and showed several Wildcats in the line of fire.
The caption on that screenshot read, “This (is) what we do on (people) throughout the year,” followed by a laughing emoji.
The celebration came in the middle of a broader run of SEC trash talk and payback. The source also pointed to LSU posting fake Kentucky quotes in the locker room, and noted that Will Stein’s team is now 6-1 and projected to make the College Football Playoff.
Kentucky’s players kept celebrating after the final whistle, belt in hand, and some of those postgame dances and exchanges with Oklahoma fans were shared as well.
The only question left from the source’s angle: what comes next for Vanderbilt? The warning was simple enough - hopefully it doesn’t involve bodily fluids.
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