The Oklahoma Sooners regained the lead over the Kansas State Wildcats in the third, as they head into the final quarter with a 13-10 advantage.
The story of the third was a Landry Jones turnover that wasn’t and then one that was.
What was initially ruled a Jones’ fumble was overturned early in the quarter. Oklahoma retained possession and completed an 88-yard scoring drive, capped off by running back Blake Bell’s three-yard touchdown run.
While Jones avoided his second turnover earlier in the quarter, he threw his first interception of the game with a little over a minute left. The pick set the Wildcats up in Sooners territory for the start of the fourth quarter.
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