I'm not a USC fan by any means but how the hell did did Oklahoma get in to the championship game over them lol, they got blown out in the only game that mattered. The BCS was weird times.
A lot of people don’t understand coaching. I don’t think people understand how good it was for LSU and Nick Saban for Oklahoma to have to play Kansas State once again in the big 12 championship because they could look at what Kansas State did to fix their issues after the first game if, Kansas State did not make it to the conference championship. I’m pretty sure Oklahoma would have beat anybody pretty bad in the conference championship and they would have the LSU probably by at least two touchdowns but Nick Saban and his coaches were able to watch the first game, and then see the adjustmentsfor the championship game. So they implemented that into their game. I think Kansas State was actually better than LSU.
#15 Colorado's beatdown of #1 Nebraska (62-36) in 2001 is one of the greatest shockers in the history of college football. #15 Kansas State's 35-7 spanking of #1 Oklahoma in the 2003 Big 12 Championship Game is a close second.
One of the most shocking outcomes of all time in college football. Except for a 20-13 win over Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Oklahoma steamrolled everyone in the regular season. They beat Texas 65-13, Texas A&M 77-0, Oklahoma State 52-9. They were playing their best football headed into this game and just got drilled. I've never been more shocked by an outcome of a game. Kansas State was playing good football going into this game. I could have seen a 31-28 "upset." But I never would have guessed a 35-7 domination of that Oklahoma team.
During the Bob Stoops era, outside of 2000 when they won the national championship, they’ve had some of the most talented teams in the history of college football, but yet in the biggest games or even against an opponent they should’ve beaten by at least 3 touchdowns, they would always seem to lay an egg and lose inexplicably.
Darren Sproles is an absolute legend
And yet somehow Oklahoma still ended up playing and losing to LSU in the championship. SMH, should have been LSU vs USC.
Imagine being the #1 team in the nation, scoring in the 1st quarter and then getting outscored 35-0 the rest of the game 😂🤣
I'm not a USC fan by any means but how the hell did did Oklahoma get in to the championship game over them lol, they got blown out in the only game that mattered. The BCS was weird times.
A lot of people don’t understand coaching. I don’t think people understand how good it was for LSU and Nick Saban for Oklahoma to have to play Kansas State once again in the big 12 championship because they could look at what Kansas State did to fix their issues after the first game if, Kansas State did not make it to the conference championship. I’m pretty sure Oklahoma would have beat anybody pretty bad in the conference championship and they would have the LSU probably by at least two touchdowns but Nick Saban and his coaches were able to watch the first game, and then see the adjustmentsfor the championship game. So they implemented that into their game. I think Kansas State was actually better than LSU.
This era was the beginning of the “greatest team of all-time” overdrive 2002 Miami 2003 Oklahoma 2005 USC 2006 Ohio State
Fun fact- this is also OU's only loss in the Big 12 title game
One of my proudest moments of being a lifelong Kansas State Football Fan.
This was the beginning of Big game Bob getting exposed 😂😂😂😂😂
Bob Stoops disliked the video.
This just never gets old...watching Bill Snyder and the Wildcats lay waste to the “greatest team in college football”.
I remember all the big talking from ou fans , always , boomer losers … got smoked in this Bill Snyder , classic game .. !!
#15 Colorado's beatdown of #1 Nebraska (62-36) in 2001 is one of the greatest shockers in the history of college football. #15 Kansas State's 35-7 spanking of #1 Oklahoma in the 2003 Big 12 Championship Game is a close second.
K State was ready to play that night, Oklahoma took a giant doo doo to end the season.
One of the most shocking outcomes of all time in college football. Except for a 20-13 win over Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Oklahoma steamrolled everyone in the regular season. They beat Texas 65-13, Texas A&M 77-0, Oklahoma State 52-9. They were playing their best football headed into this game and just got drilled. I've never been more shocked by an outcome of a game. Kansas State was playing good football going into this game. I could have seen a 31-28 "upset." But I never would have guessed a 35-7 domination of that Oklahoma team.
During the Bob Stoops era, outside of 2000 when they won the national championship, they’ve had some of the most talented teams in the history of college football, but yet in the biggest games or even against an opponent they should’ve beaten by at least 3 touchdowns, they would always seem to lay an egg and lose inexplicably.
Every player on Oklahoma’s team was a bust
I had forgotten just how poorly KSU played in the first quarter.