Kansas Fans Storm Field for First Win Over Oklahoma Since the 1990s

The Jayhawks fans took over the field at David Booth Memorial Stadium after the program’s massive upset win on Saturday.

Oklahoma entered Saturday’s Big 12 matchup against Kansas with the goal of keeping its perfect season intact and picking up another win to build on its potential to play for a College Football Playoff national championship.

However, the Sooners’ dream of a perfect season came to an end when the Jayhawks pulled off the 38–33 upset at David Booth Memorial Stadium. Oklahoma (7–1, 4–1) took a 33–32 lead on a one-yard touchdown run from Dillon Gabriel with 5:22 remaining in the fourth quarter. Things looked bleak for the Jayhawks following an interception on its next offensive drive, but the Jayhawks’ defense registered a big defensive stop to put Kansas’s offense back on the field.

As a result, Jayhawks quarterback Jason Bean orchestrated a seven-play, 80-yard drive that was capped by a nine-yard touchdown run by Devin Neal, giving Kansas the 38–33 victory and the final touchdown of the contest. Fans inside David Booth Memorial Stadium stormed the field and tore down a goal post after the Jayhawks earned their first top 10 win in 15 years as well as their first top 10 win at home in four decades.

Final | Kansas 38, Oklahoma 33

Jayhawks top OU for the first time since 1997. The Sooners are 7-1 with a massive dent in their CFP aspirations. pic.twitter.com/E4XUlfe0sA

— Eli Lederman (@ByEliLederman) October 28, 2023

The Kansas student section tore down the goalpost after their upset win over Oklahoma🔥

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— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) October 28, 2023

With the win, Kansas (6–2, 3–2) snapped its 18-game losing streak against Oklahoma in Saturday’s thrilling victory.