The lines are blurred regarding Oklahoma State's tactic last week against Texas. Rob Ferguson-USA TODAY Sports

Oklahoma State pulled off a controversial move on a Texas field-goal attempt during last Saturday’s game between the teams in Stillwater, Okla. According to Tom Herman, the Cowboys won’t be able to employ the move again.

The Longhorns’ Cameron Dicker made a 40-yard field goal just before halftime to make it 24-20 Oklahoma State. During the kick, Oklahoma State put up yellow lines on its video board behind the goal posts to mimic the look of the goal posts. The intent was obvious: It wanted to confuse Dicker.

Herman told the media during his conference call on Tuesday that he talked with Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby about the tactic. Herman said it “has been addressed.”

Perhaps as karma, Texas was able to win the game 41-34 in overtime. The Longhorns still are hurting in recruiting though.

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