Kansas Jayhawks won against the Oklahoma Sooners for the first time since 1997
The final score was 57-56 in favor of the Jayhawks
The game was delayed due to lightning
The Sooners were ranked No. 6 nationally at the time of the game
The victory was sealed by a successful two-point conversion in the final minutes of the game
On October 23, 2021, the Kansas Jayhawks football team achieved a significant victory over the Oklahoma Sooners, marking their first win against the Sooners since 1997. The game, which took place at the David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium in Lawrence, Kansas, ended with a score of 57-56 in favor of the Jayhawks.
The game was marked by a delay due to lightning, which added an additional layer of suspense to the already high-stakes match. Despite the weather conditions, the Jayhawks managed to maintain their lead throughout the game. The victory was sealed by a successful two-point conversion in the final minutes of the game.
The win is considered a major upset, as the Sooners were ranked No. 6 nationally at the time of the game. The victory is seen as a significant achievement for the Jayhawks, who have struggled in recent seasons. The game's result has been widely reported and discussed in sports media, reflecting its impact on the college football landscape.
Kansas had lost 56 straight games against ranked opponents, the longest streak in FBS history.
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The Jayhawks (2-6, 1-4 Big 12) ended a 56-game losing streak to ranked opponents.
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