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	Final Stats | Notes | Quotes | Archived Blog | Photo Gallery   1st 2nd 3rd 4th F  Oklahoma 0 0 17 2 19  Texas A&M 9 3 7 14 33     SoonerVision Game Highlights: Texas A&M 33, OU 19  Quick Stats OU A&M  First Downs 29 17  Total Yards 362 382  Passing Yards 290 225  Rushing Yards 72 157  Number of Plays 104 70  Penalties-Yards 4-29 13-83  3rd Down Conversions 11-23 7-17  4th Down Conversions 2-6 1-1  Kick Return Yards 6-124 4-140  Punt Return Yards 4-34 1-2  Punts-Yards 5-173 7-223  Turnovers 1 2  Time of Possession 31:26 28:34  Statistical Leaders  Passing C-Att Yds TD Int  OU - Jones 36-59 290 1 1  A&M - Tannehill 19-32 225 2 2  Rushing Car Yds TD Long  OU - Murray 25 80 1 17  A&M - Gray 21 122 1 23  Receiving Rec Yds TD Long  OU - Murray 10 67 0 21  A&M - Swope 8 136 1 64 Related Links Sooner Gameday Central: Oklahoma at Texas A&M OU Season Statistics | Big 12 Statistics | NCAA Statistics Official OU Football Depth Chart | Game Notes Archive OU Football History & Tradition | OU Football Quick Facts

COLLEGE STATION , Texas (AP) -- Ryan Tannehill threw for 225 yards and two touchdowns, Cyrus Gray added 122 yards rushing another score and Texas A&M broke a seven-game losing streak to No. 11 Oklahoma with a 33-19 win over the Sooners on Saturday night.
 
Texas A&M won its third straight overall and beat the Sooners for the first time since 2002.
 
The Aggies built a 19-0 lead and withstood a 17-point third quarter rally by Oklahoma before adding two touchdowns early in the fourth quarter.
 
Texas A&M never trailed and was up 9-0 just three minutes into the game after a bad snap on Oklahoma's first play resulted in a safety and Tannehill threw a quick touchdown pass. 
 
The loss puts Oklahoma (7-2, 3-2) behind in the Big 12 South standings and makes Texas A&M (6-3, 3-2) bowl eligible.
 
It ends a string of misery against the Sooners that included being outscored 131-38 in the last two meetings. Texas A&M's improved defense was key in this one, holding Oklahoma on fourth-and-1 from the 1 three times.
 
Landry Jones threw for 290 yards with a touchdown and an interception and DeMarco Murray ran for 80 yards and a touchdown for Oklahoma.
 
Tannehill hit Ryan Swope on a 64-yard touchdown on third-and-4 in the fourth quarter to put the Aggies comfortably ahead, 33-17, after a missed field goal by Oklahoma. Swope finished with a career-high 136 yards receiving.
 
Patrick O'Hara's field goal attempt from 36 yards wasn't even close and left Oklahoma down 26-17 with about nine minutes remaining.
 
Then Texas A&M's defense took control, stopping the Sooners twice from 1-yard out with about five minutes left. The Aggies took over from there, but couldn't get anything going and had to punt. The punt was blocked for a safety to leave the score at 33-19.
 
Oklahoma gambled with a fake field goal when the holder John Nimmo overthrew James Hanna in the end zone, giving A&M the ball at the its own 32 earlier in the fourth quarter.
 
The Aggies stopped a streak of 17 straight unanswered points when the Gray spun into the end zone for a 23-yard touchdown run after that miscue to make it 26-17 with about 11 minutes remaining. Gray spun all the way around to evade one tackler and did a second 360 degree spin to roll in for the score.
 
Jones connected with Trey Franks on a 5-yard touchdown to make it 19-17 A&M in the third quarter.
 
Oklahoma got the offense going when it capped a 15-play, 71-yard drive with a 1-yard touchdown run by Murray to get within 19-7. Jamell Fleming intercepted Tannehill for the second time of the night on A&M's next drive. The Sooners lost 2 yards on three plays and settled for a 45-yard field goal to cut the lead to 19-10 with about 9 1/2 minutes left in the third quarter.
 
The Aggies made it 19-0 when Coryell Judie returned the opening kickoff of the second half 100 yards for a score. He broke away from the pack and dashed down the sideline for the touchdown.
 
Texas A&M had 222 yards to Oklahoma's 111 as the Sooners were shut out in a first half for the first time since 2007.
 
Oklahoma's first play ended with a bad snap flying over the head of Jones and out of the back of the end zone for a safety. Tannehill's first play turned out a lot better with the quarterback running for 48 yards to get to the Oklahoma 22. Tannehill stretched A&M's lead to 9-0 with a 1-yard touchdown pass to Hutson Prioleau a few plays later.