Baylor fans stormed the field before the game was over leading to a chaotic and awkward final sequence

Tyler LaulettaNov 14, 2021, 05:04 IST

Baylor fans storm the field.FOX

Baylor upset Oklahoma on Saturday, handing the Sooners their first loss of the season.
As the final seconds ticked away, Baylor fans began storming the field.

The Baylor Bears pulled off an upset over the Oklahoma on Saturday, handing the Sooners their first loss of the season with a 27-14 victory.

While the result was not in doubt in the final seconds of the game, a chaotic scene unfolded as Baylor fans stormed the field a second too early.

The premature celebration left Oklahoma head coach Lincoln Riley seething on the sidelines, and turned what should have been a quick, meaningless play into a minutes-long ordeal before the game officially went final.

Take a closer look at the wild ending below.

On what should have been the final play of the game, Baylor called a late timeout. Unfortunately, the call came in too late, as fans were already busy partying on the field.

Baylor fans. FOX

On what should have been the final play of the game, Baylor called a late timeout. Unfortunately, the call came in too late, as fans were already busy partying on the field.

Baylor quarterback Gerry Bohanon tried to tell fans that there was still a second left on the clock to no avail.

Baylor quarterback Gerry Bohanon. FOX

Aerial shots captured just how quickly the field was covered in Baylor fans.

Baylor fans. FOX

On the sidelines, Sooners head coach Lincoln Riley fumed as Baylor fans rejoiced around him.

Lincoln Riley. FOX

Eventually, Baylor fans realized there was still a second left on the clock and filtered back towards the sidelines.

Baylor fans. FOX

Even though their celebration would have to be delayed for a moment, spirits were still high.

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While the field was eventually cleared, the sidelines were packed.

Baylor fans. FOX

The close quarters were especially awkward for Oklahoma players waiting for the game to end.

Oklahoma. FOX

The entire scene was surreal.

Eventually, Riley confronted the officials and signaled for his players to head towards the locker room.

Lincoln Riley. FOX

So the Sooners cleared the field.

Oklahoma. FOX

A few Oklahoma defenders went back out onto the field for the final snap. Hilariously, Baylor kicked a field goal to extend their lead further.

With the final play completed, the party was back on.

Baylor fans. FOX

This time, the game was actually over.

Baylor fans. FOX

Both head coaches shared a brief handshake.

Lincoln Riley and Dave Aranda. FOX

And the celebration took over.

Baylor fans. FOX

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Baylor fans stormed the field before the game was over leading to a chaotic and awkward final sequence

On what should have been the final play of the game, Baylor called a late timeout. Unfortunately, the call came in too late, as fans were already busy partying on the field.

Baylor quarterback Gerry Bohanon tried to tell fans that there was still a second left on the clock to no avail.

Aerial shots captured just how quickly the field was covered in Baylor fans.

On the sidelines, Sooners head coach Lincoln Riley fumed as Baylor fans rejoiced around him.

Eventually, Baylor fans realized there was still a second left on the clock and filtered back towards the sidelines.

Even though their celebration would have to be delayed for a moment, spirits were still high.

While the field was eventually cleared, the sidelines were packed.

The close quarters were especially awkward for Oklahoma players waiting for the game to end.

The entire scene was surreal.

Eventually, Riley confronted the officials and signaled for his players to head towards the locker room.

So the Sooners cleared the field.

A few Oklahoma defenders went back out onto the field for the final snap. Hilariously, Baylor kicked a field goal to extend their lead further.

With the final play completed, the party was back on.

This time, the game was actually over.

Both head coaches shared a brief handshake.

And the celebration took over.