Longest Plays ▪ Oklahoma
These lists are based on the official records from recent media guides and stats supplements. I am working my way backwards through older media guides and have added plays from 2012 to present that fall between the 'official' minimum yards (shortest listed play) and my own minimums (below the category subtitle). The rows for those additional plays will be shaded gray and have no ranking since the data is incomplete (see Notes).
All Plays | Runs | Passes | Kick Returns | Punt Returns | Interception Returns | Fumble Returns | Field Goals | Punts
Field Goals
Minimum 45 yards
Yards | Player | Class | Pos | Season | Opponent | Result | 1. | 60 | Tony DiRienzo | SO | K | 1973 | H | #18 Kansas | W | 48-20 | 2. | 58 | Uwe von Schamann | JR | K | 1977 | A | Oklahoma State | W | 61-28 | 3. | 56 | Gabe Brkic | JR | K/P | 2021 | H | Western Carolina | W | 76-0 | 56 | Gabe Brkic | JR | K/P | 2021 | H | Tulane | W | 40-35 | 56 | Tony DiRienzo | SR | K | 1975 | A | #19 Oklahoma State | W | 27-7 | 6. | 55 | Gabe Brkic | JR | K/P | 2021 | H | Tulane | W | 40-35 | 7. | 54 | Gabe Brkic | SO | K/P | 2020 | N | #8 Iowa State | W | 27-21 | 54 | R.D. Lashar | SR | K | 1990 | A | Missouri | W | 55-10 | 54 | Uwe von Schamann | SR | K | 1978 | H | #14 Missouri | W | 45-23 | 54 | Uwe von Schamann | SO | K | 1976 | A | #19 Colorado | L | 42-31 | 11. | 53 | Gabe Brkic | JR | K/P | 2021 | H | Texas Tech | W | 52-21 | 53 | Michael Hunnicutt | FR | K | 2011 | A | #10 Kansas State | W | 58-17 | 53 | Garrett Hartley | SR | K | 2007 | H | Utah State | W | 54-3 | 53 | R.D. Lashar | FR | K | 1987 | A | Tulsa | W | 65-0 | 53 | Mike Keeling | SO | K/P | 1980 | N | #4 Florida State | W | 24-7 | 53 | John Carroll | JR | SE | 1972 | N | #5 Auburn | W | 40-22 | 17. | 52 | Garrett Hartley | SO | K | 2005 | N | #2 Texas | L | 45-12 | 52 | Scott Blanton | JR | K | 1993 | A | Iowa State | W | 24-7 | 52 | Tony DiRienzo | SR | K | 1975 | H | Kansas | L | 23-3 | 20. | 51 | Gabe Brkic | JR | K/P | 2021 | H | Tulane | W | 40-35 | 51 | Gabe Brkic | SO | K/P | 2020 | A | Iowa State | L | 37-30 | 51 | Austin Seibert | JR | K/P | 2017 | H | West Virginia | W | 59-31 | 51 | Jeremy Alexander | SR | PK | 1997 | A | Texas Tech | W | 32-21 | 51 | Scott Blanton | SO | K | 1992 | N | Texas | L | 34-24 | 51 | Bruce Derr | SR | K | 1970 | H | Oklahoma State | W | 66-6 | 26. | 50 | Gabe Brkic | SO | K/P | 2020 | H | Baylor | W | 27-14 | 50 | Gabe Brkic | SO | K/P | 2020 | H | Kansas | W | 62-9 | 50 | Gabe Brkic | FR | K/P | 2019 | A | Kansas State | L | 48-41 | 50 | Garrett Hartley | SO | K | 2005 | A | Nebraska | W | 31-24 | 50 | Jeff Ferguson | FR | K | 1998 | H | #15 Colorado | L | 27-25 | 50 | Jeremy Alexander | JR | PK | 1996 | A | Texas A&M | L | 33-16 | 50 | Jeremy Alexander | JR | PK | 1996 | A | Oklahoma State | W | 27-17 | 50 | Tony DiRienzo | SR | K | 1975 | A | Kansas State | W | 25-3 |
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49 | Austin Seibert | JR | K/P | 2017 | H | #8 TCU | W | 38-20 | |||
49 | Mike Keeling | JR | K | 1981 | N | Houston | W | 40-14 | |||
47 | Gabe Brkic | JR | K/P | 2021 | A | Kansas State | W | 37-31 | |||
47 | Michael Hunnicutt | JR | K | 2013 | N | #3 Alabama | W | 45-31 | |||
46 | Zach Schmit | FR | K/P | 2021 | H | Western Carolina | W | 76-0 | |||
46 | Austin Seibert | FR | K | 2015 | A | Kansas | W | 62-7 | |||
46 | Jack Baer | 1937 | H | Oklahoma State | W | 16-0 | |||||
45 | Michael Hunnicutt | SO | K | 2012 | H | #22 Oklahoma State | W | 51-48 (1OT) | |||
Notes
- Brkic tied the NCAA record for most 50-yard field goals in a game with 3 vs Tulane. As of 2020, the NCAA record was held by five different players most recently by Sam Swank for Wake Forest vs NC State on 10/14/2006. The most in a season is 8 (10 attempts) by Fuad Reveiz for Tennessee in 1982. The most in a career is 20 (35 attempts) by Jason Hanson for Washington State from 1988-91.
- NCAA rules allowed one-inch kicking tees to be used for extra points and field goals from 1948 to 1964, and two-inch tees from 1965 to 1988. Tees were eliminated starting with the 1989 season.
- Plays below the official minimum might always be incomplete since longest plays per player in season stats were not listed until 1972, and bowl games were not included until 2002. Additionally, actual lists weren't published until the early 1990s. And finally, players could have had multiple long plays in a category, but only one may be listed unless the others were longer than the 'official' minimum or was the longest listed in older media guides.