It is called Bedlam. And it was all that.

In the first overtime game between Oklahoma and Oklahoma State and another 500-yard passing performance by QB Landry Jones, the Sooners lead only once in this game — when it mattered, at the end, coming from behind to win 51-48.

Most fans stayed around afterward to celebrate with the players on Owen Field.

Oklahoma State led most of the game, getting off to a 14-0 lead before the Sooners scored in the first quarter.

The Senior Jones’ passing kept the Sooners hanging on, matching the Cowboys score for score.

But in the overtime, it was an improbable 18-yard run by Brennan Clay that lifted 14th ranked Oklahoma over the 22nd ranked Oklahoma State team.

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