the fourth time under Stoops, the Sooners had more than 600 yards of total offense. Also, for the second time this season and under Stoops, the Sooners had over 400 yards of offense in a half. Bradford finished the Miami game with ten straight completions, and when combined with his eleven straight to start the game against Utah State, it made it the second longest streak in school history, behind Bradford's own streak of 22. This was Stoops' 50th win at home. Allen Patrick surpassed the 1,000 yard rushing mark for his career to become the 65th Sooner to do so. Tulsa The Sooners ventured 90 miles east to Tulsa to take on the Golden Hurricane and their new coach, Todd Graham. This was the first time that the two teams came into the game undefeated since 1919 (not including season openers). The Sooners last played the Conference USA-affiliated Golden Hurricane in 2005 in Norman and walked away with a 31–15 victory. Oklahoma and Tulsa first played in 1914 and had played 22 times with the Sooners leading the series, 14-7-1. Tulsa was led by senior quarterback Paul Smith who some considered the best quarterback in the state of Oklahoma, despite the early talk of Sam Bradford's Heisman chances. On September 17, 2007, the Sooners were favored to win by 20 points. The Golden Hurricane came into the game following a high scoring defeat of BYU with a final score of 55–47. Both teams combined for over 1,000 passing yards. However, Tulsa had not defeated a team from an AQ conference since they defeated Oklahoma State in 1998. This was the first Friday game for Oklahoma since it last played at Tulsa in 2002. The Sooners started the game with the ball, but an early interception – Bradford's second of the season – led to an early 7–0 Tulsa lead. The Sooners came back in the first quarter and scored two touchdowns on two big plays: a 29-yard run by Allen Patrick and a 46-yard pass to Juaquin Iglesias. The second quarter saw the Sooners widen their lead, even with Tulsa managing to score a touchdown off a 48-yard pass from Tulsa quarterback Paul Smith. The Sooners were ahead at halftime 35–14. The two teams traded touchdowns in the third quarter. Tulsa started the half with the ball and took over five minutes off the clock while driving 81 yards