unable to score a touchdown but managed a field goal with less than ten seconds remaining in the first half. Texas Tech went into halftime with a 27–10 lead. Unlike the first quarter, the third quarter did not start well for the Sooners. The Sooners went three-and-out and Tech answered with another touchdown. On the Sooners' next possession, they ran six rushing plays against three passing plays and made another field goal. Tech missed a 51-yard field goal on their next possession. The two teams traded possessions for the remainder of the third quarter. Oklahoma went three-and-out; Tech got a first down on the first play, then went three-and-out. Tech intercepted Halzle on the next possession and Oklahoma responded with their own interception on the next play. Halzle began to click midway through the fourth quarter, but by then it was too late. Halzle completed a 65-yard touchdown pass to Manuel Johnson with less than eight minutes remaining to make it a two-possession game. Oklahoma got to the Tech seven-yard line on their next possession but failed to convert. On their following possession, they got to the Tech 14-yard line but again failed to convert. With less than a minute left in the game, Halzle completed a 47-yard pass to Juaquin Iglesias that set up a 9-yard touchdown pass to Johnson to bring the Sooners within seven points. The Sooners attempted an onside kick with 20 seconds remaining but Tech got the ball and ran out the clock. This was a game of injuries for Oklahoma. Besides Bradford, DeMarco Murray suffered a dislocated kneecap which ended his season. Adron Tennell suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament and was out the remainder of the season. Alan Davis sustained either a concussion or major "stinger" and missed the next game. The Sooners struggled offensively under Halzle for the first three quarters. Halzle showed improvement in the fourth quarter, when he completed 13 of 22 passes for 230 yards and two touchdowns. Oklahoma still managed 408 yards of total offense, not far from Tech's 473. Oklahoma kept Tech below their season averages in both points and total yards. Tech quarterback Harrell finished the game completing 47 of his 72 pass attempts for 420 yards. He became the sixth NCAA Division I FBS quarterback to pass for more than 5,000 yards in a season. Oklahoma linebacker Curtis Lofton also set a school record for