The thing that cracks me up about that play is that Mike Stoops had told him that no matter what happens don’t leave your feet. Ha!

I must say, this one should’ve been much later in the countdown. You want Sooner Magic? This could the greatest Sooner Magic moment of all time. What always amazed me about this play was not only the incredible playmaking by Roy Williams, but also the raw good luck for OU. That ball could’ve gone anywhere. It could’ve just fallen to the ground. It could’ve hit Lehman in the face mask and dropped. But we end up with something so much sweeter.

In spite of both the 63-14 and 65-13 games around the same time, this game might be my favorite OU-Texas game of all time. Don’t forget that after this play, Roy also made the tackle on the ensuing kickoff, then followed THAT up a mere one play later with another interception of a Chris Simms pass. There was also Andre Woolfolk’s amazing performance in the first half with a huge number of tackles, an interception, and a critical field goal block where it looks like he jumps 8 feet into the air. And don’t forget the unexpected entry of one Jason White, who came in for an injured Nate Hybl and sparked OU’s offense to their first touchdown on (of all things) an option play to Quentin Griffin. Blowouts are always good, but this game has a lot going for it in the annals of OU-Texas.

gives me chills…that play never gets old seeing.