to Chris Brown for a touchdown. The Aggies opened the third quarter with the ball but went three-and-out. Oklahoma followed suit. On the Aggie's next possession, kicker Matt Szymanski missed a 45-yard field goal. Halfway through the third quarter, Oklahoma began their drive on their own 17 yard line with an 18-yard rush by DeMarco Murray that was followed a couple plays later by a 45 pass to Malcolm Kelly. The Sooners finished the drive with another touchdown pass to Gresham to take a 35-point lead. Texas A&M scored their first points on an 80-yard drive that began in the third quarter and ended in the fourth. Oklahoma answered with their final touchdown of the game on the ensuing possession while also taking over eight minutes off the clock. The Aggies added seven more points with less than a minute to go in the game to bring the final score to 42–14. It was another big game for freshman quarterback Bradford but it was also a big game for sophomore tight end Jermaine Gresham. Gresham tied a school record by catching four touchdown passes in a single game. Also, for the second time this season, Bradford tied the school record for most touchdown passes in a game with five. Oklahoma added a new feature to its offensive playbook when running back DeMarco Murray was in the quarterback position for five plays. Stoops said this is "something we're going to keep working with." However, the Sooners did lose a key player to injury. Auston English, who led the Big 12 in sacks, left the game in the second quarter to what was later found to be a hairline fracture in his ankle. In the days following the game, it was reported by ESPN that Texas A&M head coach Franchione had possibly reached a settlement with the university that would have him leave the university at the end of the season. However, other sources still said that Franchione would be evaluated at the end of the season and no settlement was being discussed. Immediately following Texas A&M's final regular season game against rival Texas, Franchione announced he was stepping down. School sources said he accepted a buyout. Baylor On November 10, Guy Morriss brought his Baylor Bears to Norman to take on the Sooners. The Sooners had never lost to the Bears, going 16–0 since the first game between the two teams