 with Tech receiving a 15–yard personal foul. The Red Raiders left the field facing their biggest deficit of the season (35 points).

Tech attempted an onside kick to start off the second half, though the Sooners grabbed the ball at the Tech 34. OU ended the next drive on a 33–yard field goal. Tech fumbled on their next possession, and Oklahoma's Keenan Clayton recovered the fumble and returned it 53 yards to the Tech 3. The Sooners added another seven points to extend their lead to 45. Tech cranked up its passing game on its next possession, eventually scoring a touchdown and extra point with 5:39 remaining in the third quarter. On the subsequent drive, the Red Raider defense forced their first sack on QB Sam Bradford, and also forced the Sooners to punt. The Sooner defense countered in the next drive by forcing a three-and-out. The Sooner offense then added another score on a 66-yard reception by Manuel Johnson. The Tech defense blocked the extra point, and the score remained at 58–14.

In the fourth quarter, Tech failed to convert another fourth down, giving the ball back to OU. Oklahoma scored immediately afterwards, improving their lead to 51 points. On the next possession, Tech was able to make three pass completions of 10+ yards, though on the final play of the drive, Harrell lost the ball to the Sooners on a sack. With 10:50 left in the game, the Sooners started to run out the clock. The Red Raiders stopped them from scoring on a 4th down from the 1. Tech got the ball back with 4:48 on the clock. After a few plays, Tech faced another 4th down, and this time was able to convert it with a 13–yard throw to Michael Crabtree. Tech later scored their third touchdown with 11 seconds left, and Williams tacked on the extra point to change the score to 65–21. Tech attempted an onside kick and recovered the ball. The final play was a short-yard catch by Woods.

Since the Sooners won, Tech, Texas, and OU all tied for first in the division at 6–1. If all three teams won their regular season finales to tie again at 7–1 (which they did), the highest ranked team in the BCS standings would earn a spot in the Big 12 Championship game. Sports columnists had also predicted that the quarterback of the winning team
with Tech receiving a 15 – yard personal foul. The Red Raiders left the sphere face their biggest deficit of the season (35 point). 

 Tech undertake an onside kick to start off the second one-half, though the Sooners grabbed the ball at the Tech 34. OU ended the following drive on a 33 – yard playing field goal. Tech fumble on their next possession, and Oklahoma's Keenan Clayton recovered the fumble and returned it 53 yards to the Tech 3. The Sooners added another seven point to extend their lead to 45. Tech crank up its passing game on its next possession, finally scoring a touchdown and excess point with 5:39 remaining in the third quarter. On the subsequent drive, the Red Raider department of defense forced their first sack on QB Sam Bradford, and also forced the Sooners to bet on. The Sooner defense mechanism countered in the next drive by forcing a three - and - out. The Sooner offense then added another score on a 66 - yard reception by Manuel Johnson. The Tech defense stuff the extra point, and the sexual conquest remained at 58–14. 

 In the fourth quarter, Tech failed to convert another fourth down, give the ball back to OU. Oklahoma scored immediately afterwards, improving their jumper cable to 51 points. On the next possession, Tech was able to make three crack completions of 10 + yards, though on the final play of the drive, Harrell lost the musket ball to the Sooners on a sack. With 10:50 left in the game, the Sooners started to tend out the clock. The Red Raiders stopped them from scoring on a 4th down from the 1. Tech get the ball back with 4:48 on the clock. After a few plays, Tech faced another 4th down, and this prison term was able to convert it with a 13 – cubic yard throw to Michael Crabtree. Tech later score their third touchdown with 11 seconds entrust, and Williams tacked on the excess point to change the sexual conquest to 65–21. Tech attempted an onside gripe and recover the ball. The concluding play was a short - yard catch by Woods. 

 Since the Sooners succeed, Tech, Texas, and OU all tie for first in the division at 6–1. If all three team won their regular season stopping point to tie again at 7–1 (which they did), the highest ranked team in the BCS standings would earn a spot in the Big 12 Championship game. Sports columnist had also predicted that the quarterback of the win team
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TEcH AtteMPtEd an oNside kiCK tO STarT oFf The SeCOnD half, ThoUgh the SOoners grabBed ThE ball at the TeCH 34. Ou ended the nExt Drive on a 33–yard FieLd goal. teCh fUMbled On tHeir nExt posSEssion, And OklahoMa'S keenan cLayton rECOvEred The fumble and returNEd IT 53 yards to the TecH 3. The SoOnERs ADDed AnoTher seven pOiNts to EXtend thEIr LEAD to 45. tEch cranked up iTs passing gaME on Its nexT pOssESsion, eVentuAlLY scOring a touchDown And extra pOint wiTH 5:39 remainINg in the Third qUarTer. on thE SuBsEquEnT DriVE, tHe RED RaIder defeNsE fOrced TheiR FIRSt saCk oN QB SAm BraDford, and also fOrcEd thE sooNers tO punt. the SOoNer deFense cOunteReD in the next drive By foRcing a thrEe-aNd-Out. thE SoonER offenSe tHen Added anOther scORe oN a 66-YARD rEception by Manuel JoHnSON. THe Tech deFense bLOcKeD The extra PoInt, And tHE Score RemaINeD at 58–14.

In the Fourth QUaRtEr, Tech fAiLed to cOnVerT anOther FOurtH down, gIving the Ball bACk to OU. Oklahoma SCored immediatELy AFTeRWardS, imProving theiR leaD To 51 poInts. oN tHe nEXt posSessiOn, tEcH Was able to make three pAsS complEtionS of 10+ yards, thougH on the finaL PLAy of the dRive, hArREll lost the ball To the sooners on a SAck. With 10:50 lEft in The game, tHe Sooners STArted to rUn oUt tHe cLocK. tHe red Raiders stoPPEd thEm From scoRinG on a 4th dOwn FroM thE 1. TeCh Got the balL back witH 4:48 oN tHe ClOck. after A Few plays, teCh fAcEd aNotheR 4Th down, And thIs tiMe WaS AblE to convERt IT With A 13–yArD thrOw tO MIchaeL CraBTreE. Tech laTer scored TheIR thiRd ToUchdown With 11 seconds leFt, And WilliamS tAckEd on thE EXtra poinT to change the score to 65–21. Tech ATtempteD an OnsidE kicK and recovEreD the baLl. THE final Play waS a shoRt-YarD CAtch bY wOoDs.

SInCe the SooneRS Won, tech, TExAs, anD OU all tIed for first in the diVIsiOn at 6–1. If all threE teAms wON ThEir REgULar SeASon FINales to tie again At 7–1 (which theY dID), tHe highest rANkeD tEam in thE BCS staNdingS Would eaRn a spot in The Big 12 ChaMpIonsHIP gaMe. Sports coLumnists Had also prEDicteD ThAt the QuaRterbaCk Of tHe winNing teAM
 with Tech receiving a 15– yard perso nal f oul . T he  Red  Rai ders left thef ield  facing their biggestdefic it of t h eseaso n (35 p o in t s ).
T ec h a tt e mp ted a n o nside k ick to sta rtof f the second ha lf, though  th e Sooners gr abb ed the  b all at th e T ech 3 4. OUe nded t he next d ri v e on a 33–yard f ie ld g oal. Tech fumbled on their next pos sessio n, an d Okl aho ma's Keena nClayt o n recov e re d t hef umble and ret urned it 53 yar ds toth e T e ch 3.The S oo n ers  added anot herseven poi nts to extendt heir le ad to45.  Te ch c r an ke d u pi tsp as sin g  ga me on it sne xt po sses s i o n , ev ent uall y sco ring a touchd own  and ext ra po int w ith5: 39 re mainin g inth e third quarter . On  the subs equ en t d ri ve, t h e RedRai der  defens e force d  th ei r f ir st sack on QB SamBr a d fo rd, andalso f o rc ed the Soon er s t o pu n t . The  Soo n er  defense  count e re din thene xt dri ve  by  fo rcing a th ree-an d-out. T he So o ner offense th e n added anoth e rs c or e  ona 6 6-yard rece ptio n  byManu e lJoh n son.The T ec h  d e fense blocked the e xt ra poi nt, a nd the scoreremained a t 5 8–14.

I n th e  f o urth quarter,Techfailed toc onvert a nothe r fourth  down, gi v i ng the b all  ba cktoO U .Oklahoma scor e d  imm ed iatelyaft erwards , i mpr ovi ngth eir leadto 51 po in ts .On  th e nex t  possess io n,Te chwas a b le tomakethre epa s s c ompleti o ns o f 10 +ya rds,  th ou gh on  the fin al play  of the d riv e , Ha rr el l lostthe ball to t he  Sooners o na s ack. W i t h 10:50left in the game, the S o oners s tar ted t o ru n out the  cl ock. T heR ed Rai ders s toppe dthe m froms c or ing  o n a 4th do w n  fr om th e1. T ech got  the ball back wit h  4: 48 on the clo ck.  Aft e r  a  fe w  p l ays ,T ech f aced another 4t h down, an dt hi s time was abl eto conv ert itwitha  13–yar d throw t o Michael  C rabt r e e.Tech later  scoredtheir thi r d tou c hd own w ith  11 se co nds  left , andW ill iamstacked  o n theextra  p oint tochange the score to 65– 21. Te ch at tem pted an o nsi d e k ick and r ecov ered the b all . T he fi nal playwasa  s hor t -yard  cat c h by Wood s .
Si n c ethe Sooners w o n,Tech,  Te x as, an d OU  all tied for fir s t in the divis iona t  6– 1.I f al lthree teams wo n t he i r  regular  s eason final es to ti ea gainat 7–1  (whic h theyd i d) ,  the h ighe stranked te amin the BCS  s ta n dingswoul dearn a  spoti n th e Big 12 Champions hip g a m e. Sp o rts  colu mn ists ha d  als o predicte d that thequarte rbac k ofthe win ni ng tea m
 with_Tech receiving_a 15–yard personal foul._The Red_Raiders_left the_field_facing their biggest_deficit of the_season (35 points).

Tech attempted_an onside kick_to_start off the second half, though the Sooners grabbed the ball at the Tech_34._OU ended_the_next_drive on a 33–yard field_goal. Tech fumbled on their_next possession,_and Oklahoma's Keenan Clayton recovered the fumble and_returned_it 53 yards_to the Tech 3. The Sooners added another seven_points to extend their lead to_45. Tech cranked_up_its_passing game on its_next possession, eventually scoring a touchdown_and extra point with 5:39 remaining_in the third quarter. On the subsequent_drive, the Red Raider defense forced_their first sack on QB_Sam Bradford,_and also forced the Sooners_to punt. The_Sooner defense_countered in the_next drive by forcing a three-and-out._The Sooner offense_then added another score on a_66-yard_reception by Manuel_Johnson._The_Tech defense_blocked the extra_point,_and the_score_remained at 58–14.

In the fourth quarter,_Tech_failed to convert another fourth down, giving_the ball back to_OU._Oklahoma scored immediately afterwards,_improving their lead to 51_points. On the next possession, Tech_was able_to make_three pass completions of 10+ yards, though on the final play_of the drive, Harrell lost the_ball to the Sooners_on a_sack._With 10:50 left_in_the game,_the Sooners started to run out the_clock. The_Red Raiders stopped them from scoring_on a 4th down_from_the 1. Tech got the ball_back with 4:48 on the clock._After a few plays, Tech_faced_another_4th down, and this time_was able to convert it with_a 13–yard throw_to Michael Crabtree. Tech later scored their_third_touchdown with 11 seconds left, and_Williams_tacked on the extra point to_change_the_score to 65–21. Tech attempted_an onside kick and recovered the_ball. The final play was a short-yard catch by_Woods.

Since the Sooners_won, Tech, Texas, and OU_all_tied_for first in the division at 6–1. If all three_teams won_their regular season_finales to tie again at 7–1 (which they did), the_highest ranked team in the BCS standings_would earn a spot in the Big 12 Championship game. Sports_columnists had also predicted that the quarterback of_the winning team