passes for 353 yards and three touchdowns. The performance put him back atop the passing efficiency standings where he spent most of the early season. His passing efficiency for the season through Baylor was 180.4, ahead of Florida's Tim Tebow at 177.1. DeMarco Murray scored four touchdowns and averaged over seven yards on his 13 rushing attempts. Murray was also named the Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week for his accomplishments. However, the Baylor offense also performed better than expected. The Sooners' ninth-ranked defense allowed Baylor to gain 450 yards of total offense. Baylor running back Brandon Whitaker (from Edmond, Oklahoma) had 15 carries for 149 yards and 10 catches for 68 yards. Texas Tech The Sooners travel led to Lubbock, Texas, to take on the Texas Tech Red Raiders and head coach Mike Leach for the Sooners' final road game of the regular season and Texas Tech's final game of the regular season. The Sooners led this series 11–3 since the first game was played in 1992. In the last game between the two in 2006, the Sooners trailed 24–10 late in the second quarter but went on to score 24 unanswered points to win 34–24. Oklahoma receiver Malcolm Kelly also tied a school record with 11 receptions in that game. The game started well for Oklahoma against Tech's pass-happy offense. After starting at their own 20-yard line, Tech's quarterback Graham Harrell completed four straight passes to bring them to midfield. On the fifth play, Harrell's pass was intercepted by Lendy Holmes and returned for a touchdown to give Oklahoma the early lead. Tech answered on their next two possessions with two field goals to cut Oklahoma's lead to one point. On Oklahoma's first offensive play, quarterback Sam Bradford handed the ball off to Allen Patrick who immediately fumbled. Bradford made the tackle on the Tech player but suffered a concussion. Bradford did not show any immediate signs as he played on the ensuing Oklahoma possession, but he later told quarterbacks coach Josh Heupel that he did not remember any of the plays from the previous drive and as a result was benched for the remainder of the game, replaced by backup Joey Halzle. Following Tech's two field goals, they scored a touchdown on each of their next three possessions. Late in the second quarter, Tech fumbled the ball and it was recovered by Oklahoma. Oklahoma was