There was no conferences to start out with on November 16, 1912, OU beat OSU 16 to nothing and on November 21, 1913, OU beat OSU 7 to nothing. They both joined the Southwest Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (Southwest Conference) founded in 1914 with (8) charter members: Arkansas, Baylor, Oklahoma, Oklahoma A&M (Oklahoma St.), Rice, Southwestern (Texas), Texas and Texas A&M. Next OSU joined the Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MVIAA) in 1925. Members included: Missouri, Drake, Kansas State, Nebraska, Iowa State, Oklahoma, Grinnell College, Kansas, Washington MO and Oklahoma State.
The Missouri Valley Conference (MVC), the nation's second oldest conference, in 1928 consisted of: Drake, Creighton, Grinnell College, Washington MO and Oklahoma State. In 1957, there was a conference called the Southwestern Independent (Defunct) members included: Oklahoma State, Miami (Florida), Pacific, San Jose State, Florida State and Texas Tech.
The Big 8 became the Big 12, the 1960 members of the Big 8 were: Kansas, Oklahoma, Iowa State, Missouri, Colorado, Nebraska, Oklahoma State and Kansas State. When the former Big Eight Conference merged with four Texas schools that had been members of the Southwest Conference, which had just disbanded, Big 12 football was divided into a north and south division. 1996 members of the Big 12 were: Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, Kansas State, Missouri, and Iowa State in the north and Texas, Texas Tech, Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, and Baylor University in the south.
Southwest Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Nov 6, 1914
6
23
Nov 25, 1915
7
26
Nov 30, 1916
7
41
OSU finally broke its Bedlam drought, setting off a celebration in Stillwater when a telegraph relayed the news.*
Nov 29, 1917
9
0
Nov 28, 1918
0
27
Nov 27, 1919
6
33
Nov 13, 1920
0
36
Six OSU regulars were ineligible for the game because of restrictions by the Missouri Valley, OU's league.*
Oct 15, 1921
0
6
Nov 25, 1922
3
3
Oct 27, 1923
0
12
OSU's second Bedlam victory ever came courtesy of a TD run by Jim Lookabaugh, who would coach his alma mater to its greatest glories.*
Nov 1, 1924
6
0
Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Nov 26, 1925
0
35
OSU's Gordon Peery threw a 29-yard TD pass to Claude Poole with less than a minute left, capping a 70-yard drive that set a standard for early two-minute offenses.*
Nov 25, 1926
14
14
Nov 19, 1927
13
7
Missouri Valley Conference
Nov 24, 1928
0
46
Nov 23, 1929
7
7
Nov 22, 1930
7
0
Nov 28, 1931
0
0
Oct 29, 1932
7
0
Nov 23, 1933
13
0
Nov 22, 1934
0
0
Nov 28, 1935
0
25
Nov 26, 1936
13
35
Nov 25, 1937
0
16
Nov 24, 1938
0
19
Oct 28, 1939
0
41
Oct 5, 1940
27
29
Sep 27, 1941
0
19
Sep 26, 1942
0
0
Oct 2, 1943
13
22
Nov 25, 1944
28
6
Nov 24, 1945
47
0
Nov 30, 1946
12
73
In a classic battle of quarterback Jacks — OU's Mitchell, OSU's Hartman — the Sooners won with two fourth-quarter TDs by George Thomas.*
Nov 29, 1947
13
21
A classic battle of conference champs, with OU winning thanks to Darrell Royal's interception and Jim Owens' sack of Jack Hartman.*
Nov 27, 1948
15
19
Nov 26, 1949
0
41
Dec 2, 1950
14
41
Dec 1, 1951
6
41
Nov 29, 1952
7
54
Nov 28, 1953
7
42
Nov 27, 1954
0
14
Nov 26, 1955
0
53
Dec 1, 1956
0
53
Southwestern Independent
Nov 30, 1957
6
53
Quarterback Bobby Boyd's 31-yard TD run with five minutes left averted a scoreless tie.*
Nov 29, 1958
0
7
Two fourth quarter TDs, the first on Ronnie Hartline's 31-yard run, held off the upset.*
Nov 28, 1959
7
17
Big 8
Nov 26, 1960
6
17
OSU's Jim Dillard fumbled into the end zone from the OU 1-yard line, and Sooner Wayne Lee recovered for a touchback.*
Dec 2, 1961
13
21
Dec 1, 1962
6
37
Nov 30, 1963
10
34
Bobby Page threw two fourth-quarter TD passes to Ben Hart.*
Nov 28, 1964
16
21
Lynn Chadwick's spectacular catch set up Charles Durkee's 35-yard field goal with 1:41 left, ending OU's 19-game Bedlam winning streak.*
Dec 4, 1965
17
16
OSU hadn't won Bedlam at home in 24 years until Cowboys Willard Nahrgang and Charley Trimble nailed OU tailback Ron Shotts on a 2-point conversion screen pass.*
Dec 3, 1966
15
14
Dec 2, 1967
14
38
OU's Albert Qualls sacked OSU's Bob Cutberth on a 2-point conversion play with 1:15 left.*
Nov 30, 1968
7
41
Nov 29, 1969
27
28
Nov 28, 1970
6
66
Dec 4, 1971
14
58
Dec 2, 1972
15
38
Dec 1, 1973
18
45
Nov 30, 1974
13
44
Nov 1, 1975
7
27
Terry Miller rushed for 159 yards at Owen Field and OSU went on to claim its only Big Eight title.*
Oct 23, 1976
31
24
OSU led 28-21 in the third quarter, but Thomas Lott's 80-yard run ignited an avalanche of big plays.*
Nov 5, 1977
28
61
Nov 18, 1978
7
62
Nov 3, 1979
7
38
Nov 29, 1980
14
63
Nov 28, 1981
3
27
Oct 23, 1982
9
27
The Sooners trailed 20-3 with 10 minutes left. But OU rallied with a series of weird plays, and OU's Tim Lashar kicked a 46-yard field goal to win it.*
Oct 15, 1983
20
21
Teams ranked No. 2 and 3 benefited from dubious calls. Rusty Hilger's second-half concussion ended OSU hopes.*
Nov 24, 1984
14
24
The Ice Bowl. Tim Lashar kicked two field goals. Spencer Tillman ran for a TD.*
Nov 30, 1985
0
13
Oct 18, 1986
0
19
Nov 7, 1987
10
29
Garrett Limbrick's taunting penalty put OSU in 4th-and-16 desperation with 56 seconds left. Still, Mike Gundy's heave into the end zone found flanker Brent Parker's hands. Parker dropped the ball.*
Nov 5, 1988
28
31
Oct 7, 1989
15
37
Oct 6, 1990
17
31
Nov 16, 1991
6
21
OSU's Lawson Vaughn and OU's Scott Blanton each kicked field goals in the final two minutes.*
Nov 14, 1992
15
15
Nov 13, 1993
0
31
Nov 12, 1994
14
33
Nov 11, 1995
12
0
Big 12
Nov 9, 1996
17
27
Nov 8, 1997
30
7
Oct 24, 1998
41
26
Nov 27, 1999
7
44
Bob Simmons' final game. The top-ranked Sooners held on when freshman Derrick Strait knocked away an end-zone pass to Marcellus Rivers.*
