Reactions to Devon Allen’s controversial DQ from 110m hurdle final at WCH Oregon22

Devon Allen got DQ’d from the 110m hurdles final over a controversial ruling. Fans of the Ducks, the Eagles, and T&F at large didn’t hold back afterward.

If you haven’t seen it by now, go take a look at what happened to former Oregon Duck legend Devon Allen on Sunday night in the 110m hurdles final at the World Track and Field Championship in Eugene.

Long story short, he was disqualified before the race even started for an “apparent” false start. I say “apparent” in quotes because to the naked eye, you would never guess that Allen left early, but according to the clock, he reacted .001 seconds before legally allowed…

Talk about brutal.

So instead of racing in the final and trying to get his first medal at a world event, Allen — who holds the fastest time run this year and the third-fastest 110m hurdle time in the history of the sport — had to be escorted from the track and watch from the sidelines.

It’s safe to say that there were some unhappy people on social media afterward. Here are some of the best reactions:

WATCH: Devon Allen disqualified from 110m hurdle final after false start

An absolute heartbreaker. Devon Allen was DQ’d from the 110m hurdles final after a controversial false start ruling.

What was supposed to be a magical night for former Oregon Duck turned into a nightmare in a matter of seconds.

If we’re being honest, it was a matter of milliseconds.

Devon Allen was disqualified from the men’s 110m hurdle final on Sunday night after false-starting by .001 seconds. Allen attempted to run under protest, but was escorted off the track.

USA’s Grant Holloway won the final in a time of 13.03.

Allen, who holds the fastest time in the world this season, and the third fastest time in history, was considered one of the favorites to win the event. In the end, he didn’t even get to try.

Earlier in the night, Allen sped through his semifinal heat of the hurdles, finishing in second place with a time of 13.09.