A controversial call in the third quarter of Saturday's matchup between Georgia and Texas interrupted the game after fans threw debris on the field, and

Texas coach Steve Sarkisian said the No. 5 Longhorns have a “passionate fanbase” that needs to use “better discretion” after the school was fined and threatened with further sanctions by the Southeastern Conference over fans throwing water bottles and trash on the field during a loss to No.

Texas fans pelted the field after an apparent pass interference penalty against the Longhorns, prompting the game to be briefly delayed for cleanup before the penalty was ultimately reversed.

In the third quarter, Texas picked off Carson Beck and returned the ball deep into Georgia territory. The INT was initially negated, however, for a defensive pass interference flag. But after a review that was caused by Texas fans throwing debris on the field in protest, officials decided to waive off the flag and let the interception stand.