in 1901 (with the second game being in 1973). In 2006, the Sooners held the Bears to −48 yards total rushing. However, the last time the Bears were in Norman, they took the Sooners to double overtime before Oklahoma finally pulled out the win. Under Bob Stoops, the Sooners had outscored the Bears 287–76. The Bears got the early leap on the Sooners. Running back Brandon Whitaker scored on a 46-yard touchdown run halfway through the first quarter to put the Bears up 7–0. The Sooners responded on their next possession. The Sooners started on their own 28 yard line and capped the drive off with a 25-yard touchdown run from DeMarco Murray. Baylor went three and out on their next possession and gave the ball back to Oklahoma on the Oklahoma 49 yard line. The Sooners only needed one play to score again and that came on a 51-yard touchdown pass from Sam Bradford to Malcolm Kelly. On their next drive, Baylor drove to Oklahoma's 21 yard line, was forced to settle for a field goal, then missed. On the next possession, Bradford connected with tight end Jermaine Gresham for a 43-yard pass that set up a one-yard touchdown run for Murray. Late in the 2nd quarter, Baylor quarterback Blake Szymanski threw a 75-yard touchdown pass to Thomas White to bring the score to 21–14. On the ensuing kickoff, returner Murray let the ball roll past him before he picked it up near the 10 yard line. He managed to shed tacklers and get to the outside and to return the kickoff 91 yards for a touchdown and bring the score to 28–14 before going into halftime. The Sooners started with the ball in the third quarter and quickly converted. Bradford connected with Joe John Finley for a 21-yard gain and Manuel Johnson on a 60-yard touchdown pass to give Oklahoma the 21 point advantage. Oklahoma further extended the lead later in the third with another touchdown. Baylor responded with a 42-yard touchdown pass to cut the lead back to 42–21. On the Sooners' next possession, Garrett Hartley added three points on a field goal. Late in the fourth quarter, Oklahoma added the final seven points when Murray rushed for a 21-yard touchdown run to bring the final score to 52–21. Again, the Oklahoma freshman stole the show. Quarterback Sam Bradford finished the game connecting 21 of his 26