OKLAHOMA CITY– It is almost time for the State Fair. That means Oklahomans will soon be able to enjoy games, rides, and of course, fair food. The Oklahoma State Fair has announced twenty new foods joining this year’s lineup of vendors. — Oklahoma State Fair (@okstatefair) August 18, 2016 Some of the new choices sound delicious, and others a little peculiar. Here are a few from the list: Butterfinger Caramel Apple On-A-Stick: Rodney & Lisa’s Fancy Apples is bringing a tart & crunchy treat to the Oklahoma State Fair. A green apple dipped in caramel & rolled in Butterfinger crumbles. This is a sweet treat you don’t want to miss! Asian Bulgogi Crepe: A savory crepe topped with beef ribeye cooked in a very thin pancake can only be found at Coco Flow Chocolate Shoppe. Jumbo BBQ Turkey Wings: Porky’s Jumbo BBQ Turkey Wings are falling of the bone tender, smothered in a tangy-sweet blend BBQ sauce. Chocolate-Covered Bacon Walking Taco: Coco Flow Chocolate Shoppe is bringing the Walking Taco with them.

But in true Coco Flow fashion, it has chocolate-covered bacon! You can view the full list of new foods on the Oklahoma State Fair’s website.The Big 12 on Sunday acknowledged an officiating mistake that incorrectly awarded Oklahoma State a first down Saturday and said the officials involved would be disciplined.The Cowboys scored on the drive on their way to defeating Kansas State 36-34."Accuracy and adherence to Conference policies and officiating mechanics are vital to the proper administration of the rules in all games," said Walt Anderson, Big 12 supervisor of officials, in a statement. "Disciplinary actions will be addressed with both the field officials and chain crew."In the final three minutes before halftime, Oklahoma State had a first-and-10 at the Kansas State 45-yard line. After a holding call, a sack and a 4-yard reception, the Cowboys faced third-and-23. Quarterback Mason Rudolph then completed a pass to Marcell Ateman for 19 yards.The first-down marker, however, was mistakenly placed at the K-State 40, instead of the 35.

Officials didn't catch the error, awarding the Cowboys a first down instead of a fourth-and-4.Four plays later, Oklahoma State scored a touchdown to cut Kansas State's lead to 28-20 less than a minute before halftime. The Cowboys won the game on a 37-yard field goal in the final seconds.atlas checkpoint friendly laptop backpackAfterward, Kansas State coach Bill Snyder told the Kansas City Star that he had noticed the error but didn't elaborate."foldable backpack qoo10I am trying to think what the official told me about it," Snyder said. vortex pneumatic backpack"I can't remember right now."gateway ozark backpack review

Big 12 officiating came under fire last week after Texas was flagged 16 times for 128 yards in a last-second loss to Oklahoma State. The most controversial sequence occurred when Texas defensive tackle Poona Ford was flagged for defensive holding on a running play late in the fourth quarter.kete backpackWhile arguing the holding call, Longhorns coach Charlie Strong was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct by the line judge, who appeared to bump into Strong on the sideline immediately before throwing the flag.pgcps backpack challengePropelled by the two penalties, the Cowboys kicked a field goal to tie the game, then won it on the ensuing drive with another field goal after Texas botched a punt attempt.juhi backpack he was "generally pleased" with the officiating.

That Big 12 officiating crew worked Saturday's game between Oklahoma and West Virginia, in which the two teams were flagged 23 times for a combined 245 yards."You would have to call whoever the gentleman is who takes care of officiating," said OU defensive coordinator Mike Stoops when asked about the high number of penalties. "He said they were all good calls a week ago. It is what it is."VIDEO: Oklahoma State Interception Turned into a Real Circus VIDEO: Oklahoma State Interception Turned into a Real Circus Wild play alert courtesy of @CowboyFB defense.#Big12FB on FS1 https://t.co/9wNohKypWe — Big 12 Conference (@Big12Conference) October 22, 2016 Oklahoma State’s Jordan Sterns intercepted a deep pass by Kansas quarterback Montell Cozart late in the third quarter. Then the fun really began. The Cowboys defense decided to use the opportunity to practice its end-of-game lateral play. This was a very difficult sequence to follow, between the deflections and fancy ball-handling.

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