Bob Stoops Displeased With CB Zack Sanchez's Public Support Of Suspended Teammate

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During the Oklahoma Sooners' 31-26 win over the Texas Longhorns on Sunday, OU cornerback Zack Sanchez would make a statement in more ways than one.

Along with returning an interception for a touchdown, Sanchez sent a non-vocal message in support of one his suspended teammates.

Per Zach Barnett of NBC's College Football Talk, "written on a headband under a helmet was a message that contained the name of Frank Shannon, an Oklahoma linebacker suspended for the year after the school found him in violation of the school’s Title IX sexual misconduct policy."

Head coach Bob Stoops wasn't pleased.

“I don’t like that,” Stoops said to the Oklahoman. “I stand by the university and what we’ve done. So that’ll be addressed.”

Sanchez had this to say in response to the controversy via Twitter:

The Oklahoma corner also attempted to shoot down rumors that he had a message for transfer quarterback Baker Mayfield in his eye black:

Nothing team-related is to be made public,” Stoops stated. “That’s the same on Twitter, same on any social media — and I would regard (Sanchez’s headband) as social media. Team matters need to be with us. Period.”

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