I think our main issue was that it was not only egregious, but that it supported what we thought we were seeing from the officiating at the time, and there was a specific crew that penalized Texas at a anomalously high rate while simultaneously under penalizing our opponents, which was evidence based (I forgot which poster ran the numbers). The fact that the guy who ran into Strong had a job afterwards indicated this was beyond the norm. During that same timeframe, we saw the SEC fire officials for their screw ups, but the B12 seemed to laugh at it. Then there was a multi-year discussion about whether taunting was a penalty when it was against Texas, and Tom Herman was asking for rules clarity. It seemed we could be penalized for throwing up the Horns in the endzone or in celebration, but others could get in our players faces and do the horns down. We were not allowed to do the guns down or a penalty would be thrown. The goal was clarity and the B12 ultimately took 2 years to make what is a simple ruling. Either taunting is allowed or it is not, just call it evenly.
Those Okie State officials were never disciplined. In fact they were allowed to officiate more games between Texas and Okie State, rather than being assigned to other teams.