The outcome was mostly what were expecting, if not a little better—Kansas covered the 32-point spread—but the way it happened was not exactly predictable.
The Jayhawks struck first, giving Oklahoma its first deficit of the season after a 22-yard touchdown throw from Carter Stanley to Daylon Charlot in the first quarter. The Sooners answered on the next drive to tie it at 7-7, and that’s when things started to fall apart.
First, James Sosinski dropped an easy short pass on fourth and two that would have given the Jayhawks a first down inside the OU 40 yard line.