5 Florida State vs. 1 Oklahoma

1st Quarter Breakdown:

Oklahoma had no trouble marching down the field on the opening possession, racking up 50 rushing yards. The drive was capped by a Landry Jones 1-yard TD sneak. FSU put together a drive of its own, but it was stomped out and ended with a 53-yard field goal from FSU's Dustin Hopkins.

Key Plays:

Florida State tacked on three points with a 53-yard field goal from Dustin Hopkins, but ended the quarter with a pressure of OU quarterback Landry Jones, which led to a tipped interception made by Nigel Bradham. The turnover gave FSU the ball in OU territory.

EJ Manuel had two costly interceptions. After both picks the FSU defense held. After the first OU pick by Tom Wort, the Seminoles forced a three and out. After an FSU punt OU put together an eight-play drive but was held to a field goal. With time winding down in the half Manuel was intercepted again, but he defense held the Sooners to a second field goal.

FSU stopped OU running back Dom Whaley three times from inside their own six-yard line to force a 21-yard field goal.

After Javon Harris returned a Manuel interception to the FSU three-yard line, the defense held again, thanks to a big tackle from Vince Williams on the one-yard line.

3rd Quarter Breakdown:

The big news came on the injury front as FSU quarterback EJ Manuel left the game with an injured left shoulder. Clint Trickett entered and led FSU down for a field goal to make it 13-6 late in the third.

Key Plays:

Dustin Hopkins' 46-yard field goal got the Seminoles within a possession at 13-6, breathing life into a comeback attempt.

4th Quarter Breakdown:

Clint Tricket tied the game at 13-13 with a touchdown pass to Freshman Rashad Greene. Oklahoma answered with a 37 yard touchdown pass to Kenny Stills and a field goal.

Key Plays:

Clint Trickett's touchdown pass to Rashad Greene to tie the game at 13-13. Landry Jones' 37-yard touchdown pass to Kenny Stills to put the Sooners up 20-13. Javon Harris' interception off of a Clint Trickett pass.