Postgame notes: 2022 Nebraska vs. Oklahoma football

Courtesy of Nebraska Athletics

• Oklahoma’s victory increased its all-time lead in the series to 47-38-3, and is OU’s third
  straight win in the series. In Lincoln, Nebraska leads the series 22-19-2. The loss was just
  Nebraska’s second in the last nine meetings with Oklahoma in Lincoln.
• Receiver Trey Palmer had 10 receptions for 92 yards, including a 35-yard touchdown reception
  on Nebraska’s opening possession. Palmer set career highs for both receptions and receiving
  yards, bettering his 82-yard effort against North Dakota. His previous high in receptions was
  eight against Northwestern.
• Palmer has caught 28 passes in the season’s first four games, believed to be the most by a
  Nebraska player in their first four games of the season. Both Stanley Morgan (2017) and Jordan
  Westerkamp (2015) had 26 receptions in their first four games played.
• Nebraska scored on its opening drive of the game for the third time in four games this season.
  The Huskers took a 7-0 lead with a 6-play, 77-yard drive that took 1:57. Casey Thompson
  connected with Trey Palmer for a 35-yard touchdown to cap the drive.
• Linebacker Luke Reimer made eight tackles in the game to give him 39 tackles on the season.
• Reimer increased his career tackle total to 198.
• Devin Drew recorded a third-quarter sack for the first sack of his career.
• Today’s game marked the 385th consecutive sellout at Memorial Stadium. Nebraska is 12-10
  against Oklahoma at Memorial Stadium during the sellout streak.
• Quarterback Chubba Purdy made his Nebraska debut, leading the Huskers on their final drive
  with a 13-play, 82-yard march that resulted in his eight-yard touchdown run.
• Running back Gabe Ervin Jr. led the Nebraska ground game with 60 yards on 11 second-half
  carries.