ATTENDANCE: 46,782
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
• Baylor Captains: Terrel Bernard, Trestan Ebner, Jalen Pitre, Tyquan Thornton.
TEAM NOTES
• Saturday’s win over No. 4 Oklahoma was Baylor’s first win over a top-10 opponent since December 29, 2015 against No. 10 North Carolina in the Russell Athletic Bowl.
• It was Baylor’s first win over a top-10 team in Waco since a 38-27 win against No. 9 Kansas State on December 6, 2014.
• Baylor is now responsible for three of Oklahoma’s four lowest scoring outputs since 2013 (12 points on 11/7/2013, 14 points on 11/8/2014, and 14 points on 11/13/2021). • BU held a 10th opponent below their season scoring average. Oklahoma’s 14 points on Saturday were 26 points below its season average.
• Baylor captured its first win against Oklahoma since November 8, 2014.
• Abram Smith’s 75-yard run was Baylor’s longest rush since a 75-yard run by John Lovett against Oklahoma State on Nov. 3, 2018.
• The Baylor defense has now forced a turnover in 18-straight games.
INDIVIDUAL NOTES
• With his seventh 100-yard rushing game of the season, Abram Smith joined Walter Abercrombie and Lache Seastrunk as the only Baylor players with seven 100-yard rushing games in a season. • Abram is one of seven players in program history with 7+ 100-yard rushing performances in their career.
• Smith’s 75-yard run in the second half was the longest of his career, his longest since a 55-yard run at Oklahoma State earlier this season.
• With 1,203 yards this season, Smith now moves into fifth on Baylor’s single-season rushing yardage list.
• Quarterback Gerry Bohanon set a new career-high with 107 rushing yards. It was the first 100-yard rushing game of his career. • Running Back Trestan Ebner played in his 57th-career game on Saturday, tying the program record set by Chris Platt.
• Ebner became the 25th player in Baylor history with 1,500+ career rushing yards (1,532).
• Ebner moved past Johnny Jefferson for 24th on Baylor’s career rushing-yards list (1,532).
• With two sacks against the Sooners, Terrel Bernard became the sixth player in program history with 14+ career sacks.
• With 14 career sacks, Bernard is now tied for the fifth-most in program history.
• Senior wide receiver Tyquan Thornton caught his eighth touchdown of the season and the 18th of his career.
• With 29 yards on Saturday, senior wide receiver R.J. Sneed, became Baylor’s 20th player with 1,500+ career receiving yards (1,520). • Junior Al Walcott’s 3rd quarter interception was the first of his career.
• Kalon Barnes recorded the third interception of his career, and the first since Nov. 7, 2020, at Iowa State.
• Defensive lineman TJ Franklin tallied a tackle for loss, on Saturday, giving him 10 for his career.
• Sophomore Gabe Hall collected a sack for the second-straight game, giving him 3.0 for the season.
• Junior Mark Milton tied a career-high with four tackles against Oklahoma, his most since Oct. 24, 2020, at Texas.
• Senior Thor Rodoni recorded his career-first tackle.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
• Baylor Captains: Terrel Bernard, Trestan Ebner, Jalen Pitre, Tyquan Thornton.
TEAM NOTES
• Saturday’s win over No. 4 Oklahoma was Baylor’s first win over a top-10 opponent since December 29, 2015 against No. 10 North Carolina in the Russell Athletic Bowl.
• It was Baylor’s first win over a top-10 team in Waco since a 38-27 win against No. 9 Kansas State on December 6, 2014.
• Baylor is now responsible for three of Oklahoma’s four lowest scoring outputs since 2013 (12 points on 11/7/2013, 14 points on 11/8/2014, and 14 points on 11/13/2021). • BU held a 10th opponent below their season scoring average. Oklahoma’s 14 points on Saturday were 26 points below its season average.
• Baylor captured its first win against Oklahoma since November 8, 2014.
• Abram Smith’s 75-yard run was Baylor’s longest rush since a 75-yard run by John Lovett against Oklahoma State on Nov. 3, 2018.
• The Baylor defense has now forced a turnover in 18-straight games.
INDIVIDUAL NOTES
• With his seventh 100-yard rushing game of the season, Abram Smith joined Walter Abercrombie and Lache Seastrunk as the only Baylor players with seven 100-yard rushing games in a season. • Abram is one of seven players in program history with 7+ 100-yard rushing performances in their career.
• Smith’s 75-yard run in the second half was the longest of his career, his longest since a 55-yard run at Oklahoma State earlier this season.
• With 1,203 yards this season, Smith now moves into fifth on Baylor’s single-season rushing yardage list.
• Quarterback Gerry Bohanon set a new career-high with 107 rushing yards. It was the first 100-yard rushing game of his career. • Running Back Trestan Ebner played in his 57th-career game on Saturday, tying the program record set by Chris Platt.
• Ebner became the 25th player in Baylor history with 1,500+ career rushing yards (1,532).
• Ebner moved past Johnny Jefferson for 24th on Baylor’s career rushing-yards list (1,532).
• With two sacks against the Sooners, Terrel Bernard became the sixth player in program history with 14+ career sacks.
• With 14 career sacks, Bernard is now tied for the fifth-most in program history.
• Senior wide receiver Tyquan Thornton caught his eighth touchdown of the season and the 18th of his career.
• With 29 yards on Saturday, senior wide receiver R.J. Sneed, became Baylor’s 20th player with 1,500+ career receiving yards (1,520). • Junior Al Walcott’s 3rd quarter interception was the first of his career.
• Kalon Barnes recorded the third interception of his career, and the first since Nov. 7, 2020, at Iowa State.
• Defensive lineman TJ Franklin tallied a tackle for loss, on Saturday, giving him 10 for his career.
• Sophomore Gabe Hall collected a sack for the second-straight game, giving him 3.0 for the season.
• Junior Mark Milton tied a career-high with four tackles against Oklahoma, his most since Oct. 24, 2020, at Texas.
• Senior Thor Rodoni recorded his career-first tackle.
