Boneheaded plays for or against OU

[BOOMERBRADLEY]

My personal favorites...

- I believe 2005 K State deep snapper hiked the ball to a phantom punter for a safety.

- 2006 aTm 4th down and inches for OU and aTm ironically has 12 players on the field

- 2005 Holiday Bowl Bomar spiked the ball in celebration with time remaining for a penalty placing the ball on the 1in line

[Gresho Murford]

The Mark Bradley Effect

[LawtonBoy74]

Oh the Mark Bradley muff was an all-time boneheaded play

[tigepilot]

The Mark Bradley Effect

One worth forgetting.

[Hot Rod]

Wasn't there a stupid roughing the passer penalty this weekend against a Tulsa player, that kept our TD drive going?

[JLEW1818]

Reggie Smith Colorado

[NCSooner18]

"I believe 2005 K State deep snapper hiked the ball to a phantom punter for a safety."

Pretty sure that was North Texas......unless they both did it.

[TheBigRedMachine]

Nathan Vasher catching the punt on the 2 yard line. You guys know what happened next...

:D

[LawtonBoy74]

Is it a bird, Is it a plane??

[JLEW1818]

Nathan Vasher catching the punt on the 2 yard line. You guys know what happened next...

:D

lol, horns claim if he would have let it gone in, they would have marched 80 yards to score... :D

[Sooner04]

Bonehead plays that helped OU:
1983 Oklahoma State - the infamous onside kick.
1990 Oklahoma State - the Cale Mary.

Bonehead plays that hurt OU:
1996 Texas Tech - Eric Moore runs out of bounds at the two on 4th and Goal.
1998 Colorado - Blake goes for two while down nine. We score again, and lose by two.

[landrun]

My personal favorites...

- I believe 2005 K State deep snapper hiked the ball to a phantom punter for a safety.


Funniest play of all time!

And it was K-State. I *think* another team had done it playing against us before. But the k-state "punt without a punter" play was in the end zone for a safety. With Snyder as the coach no less.

[rainiersooner]

Yeah, love the guy but the Mark Bradley Effect.

[Salt City Sooner]

Funniest play of all time!

And it was K-State. I *think* another team had done it playing against us before. But the k-state "punt without a punter" play was in the end zone for a safety. With Snyder as the coach no less.
North Texas back in '95. I almost ate the ball.

[sooner59]

Les Miles said "let er rip".

[Hot Rod]

Les Miles said "let er rip".

Are you kidding me?! That was going to be the next one I posted! :D

[OKLA21FAN]

Bonehead plays that helped OU:
1983 Oklahoma State - the infamous onside kick.


which wasn't even supposed to be an onside kick. :pop:


I'll throw in :

Brent Parker stone hands in '88 (and the unsportsmanlike conduct penalty the play before. )

[OUmillenium]

Oh the Mark Bradley muff was The all-time boneheaded play

fixed

[Sooner Among The Pack]

For OU: 2002 vs. ISU, Strait blocks a punt and a Cyclone (not sure if was the punter) goes into the end zone to kick it out and whiffs. TD OU. Drew lots of laughs.

[redhawk49]

Zebras. Rain. Dallas. 1984.

[fadada1]

1995-1998.

[NCSooner18]

North Texas back in '95. I almost ate the ball.

That's the one I am thinking of. Guess I should pay closer attention to numbers. Also for a safety I believe.

[soonerinabilene]

allen patrick not shoving the ball in the refs face after he recovered a certain onside kick.

[MyT Oklahoma]

allen patrick not shoving the ball in the refs face after he recovered a certain onside kick.

One picture is worth a thousand words. And somehow that pic gets funnier with each passing year. "Quack.. Quack."

[LawtonBoy74]

Pac-10 refs :O

[goingoneight]

Chris Simms' touchdown pass to Teddy Lehman... Oh, wait.

[westcoast_sooner]

Chris Simms' touchdown pass to Teddy Lehman... Oh, wait.
But wasn't that "Roy Williams-aided"?

[Leroy Lizard]

Steve Davis quarterback sneaks for 47 yard touchdown, 1973. (A boneheaded play by the Nebraska defense on that one.)

[Leroy Lizard]

How on earth you forgot the Sooner Schooner in the 1985 Orange Bowl is a mystery.

[Sirus]

The 2008 defense versus Jordan Shipley

[Crucifax Autumn]

How on earth you forgot the Sooner Schooner in the 1985 Orange Bowl is a mystery.

IMO that goes in the "boneheaded call" category.

[w0lfe]

Brodney Pool's interception vs Texas, if you remember, he was completely in the wrong postion

[Boomer_Sooner_sax]

How on earth you forgot the Sooner Schooner in the 1985 Orange Bowl is a mystery.

My big boss's best friend was the Schooner driver that year.

[kustang619]

Les Miles said "let er rip".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9mKMJVxrk0

[Jello Biafra]

Nathan Vasher catching the punt on the 2 yard line. You guys know what happened next...

:D

yep...liked that one there....unfortunately, he's still alive and well in chicago making the same stupid type of plays. :cool:


shut up badg

[unbiasedtruth]

2003/4 Sugar Bowl Jason White's pick 6 at that start of the 3rd.....

[frenchy33]

How about Matt Anderson jumping up and down in the endzone celebrating a TD and tears his knee up?!!?! Wasnt it against Baylor?

[Pricetag]

lol, horns claim if he would have let it gone in, they would have marched 80 yards to score... :D
A Texas fan said on this board that if Roy Williams doesn't make that hit on Simms, he finds an open receiver for a 97-yard touchdown.

[Pricetag]

Bonehead plays that hurt OU:
1998 Colorado - Blake goes for two while down nine. We score again, and lose by two.
In the context of that game, sure, it hurt. But for the football program, it helped. He only needed one more win that year to be bowl-eligible. I count my lucky stars that we lost those close games against Cal and Colorado that year.

[Boomer_Sooner_sax]

In the context of that game, sure, it hurt. But for the football program, it helped. He only needed one more win that year to be bowl-eligible. I count my lucky stars that we lost those close games against Cal and Colorado that year.

Same here. A one point and two point loss to those teams with 11 or 12 points in field goals or extra points missed. Seemed bad at the time, but was God telling us something bigger wa on the horizon.

[illinisooner]

Yeah that phantom punter thing against K State in 05 may have been the funniest thing I've ever seen on a football field. If you recall, we looked like total crap for the first 4 games of that year and EASILY put up 49 on the Wildcats haha. I'm hesitant to say the Bradley muff was the most boneheaded play, because who knows what would happen after that? What about Lewis Baker (not singling him out, I think it was him though) overpursuing and getting burned on the hook and ladder play against Boise?

[owenfieldreams]

OSU's Leonard Thompson back to field the kickoff vs OU in the north EZ @ Owen Field. It was a relatively short kick & when it bounced, Thompson elected to let it roll dead as if he were fielding a punt.

OU recovered the ball in the EZ for a TD as Thompson stood there watching it.

[Seamus]

Zebras. Rain. Dallas. 1984.

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_OtBEp3z_0Ww/Sm6v2vUm-MI/AAAAAAAAAU4/zFncl5oZLfc/s400/anger.gif

[BoomerSoonerTexasscks]

A Texas fan said on this board that if Roy Williams doesn't make that hit on Simms, he finds an open receiver for a 97-yard touchdown.

Yeah and if my aunt had nuts she would be my uncle

[Soonersince57]

1981 USC game - - - last second touchdown given up and they beat us. Of course the half dozen fumbles we had that day didn't help. :(

[Salt City Sooner]

Yeah that phantom punter thing against K State in 05 may have been the funniest thing I've ever seen on a football field. If you recall, we looked like total crap for the first 4 games of that year and EASILY put up 49 on the Wildcats haha. I'm hesitant to say the Bradley muff was the most boneheaded play, because who knows what would happen after that? What about Lewis Baker (not singling him out, I think it was him though) overpursuing and getting burned on the hook and ladder play against Boise?
At least it was a trick play. IMO, a bigger blunder by him was letting Ziegler get deep on him in '05 when it was pretty much hit a bomb or lose at the time for Baylor.

[BoomerSoonerTexasscks]

OSU's Leonard Thompson back to field the kickoff vs OU in the north EZ @ Owen Field. It was a relatively short kick & when it bounced, Thompson elected to let it roll dead as if he were fielding a punt.

OU recovered the ball in the EZ for a TD as Thompson stood there watching it.

It seems like I remember a play like that, don't know if it is the same you are talking about but the one I remember they called the ball dead once it hit the end zone and ruled it a touchback, which I do believe is actually the rule. I just remember sitting in the stands trying to to use logic and figure out why it wasn't a TD because the ball was live on the kickoff. I should have known better than to try and use logic to figure out any thing the NCAA does but I still tried none the less. May have been a different game just a similar play

[hawaii 5-0]

I remember in the mid-70's, OU was playing the Aggies of Stoolwater.

The Sooners had scored another touchdown and lined up on the 40 for the kickoff. OSU was lined up to receive but they were missing their 2 deep men.

As it turned out the Aggie deep men were lined up in the Sooner endzone, behind the OU kicking team. They had to run the entire length of the field to their own endzone to receive the kickoff.

The crowd loved it.

:cool: 5-0

[Wishboned]

1981 USC game - - - last second touchdown given up and they beat us. Of course the half dozen fumbles we had that day didn't help. :(

Who muffed the punt that led to that td? I can't remember.