<\/p>\n Oklahoma blew a 17-0 lead against the Alabama Crimson Tide on Friday night.<\/p>\n More embarrassing?<\/p>\n The Sooners brought out 50 Cent to perform a censored, TV-friendly version of \u201cMany Men\u201d to start the fourth quarter.<\/p>\n The 2003 record has been the anthem for the Sooners all season long, so of course it made sense to bring out the legendary 50 Cent himself for the College Football Playoff in Norman, Oklahoma.<\/p>\n But TV cameras quickly captured Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson rapping along with the song \u2013 clearly a fan.<\/a><\/p>\n While the Sooners were able to use that song and momentum to score a fourth quarter touchdown, it did not matter. Alabama had sucked the momentum out of Oklahoma Memorial Stadium before 50 Cent even had an opportunity to come out and perform.<\/p>\n Alabama pulled off a narrow upset on a massive stage by defeating the Sooners in the first round of the expanded College Football Playoff. It\u2019s a win that likely keeps their head coach Kalen DeBoer in Tuscaloosa and away from the vacant Michigan Wolverines job.<\/a><\/p>\n If you\u2019re the Sooners, you just can\u2019t lose a game like that. When Oklahoma was up 17-0, many fans started the speculation that DeBoer could be heading to Michigan. Others argued about Alabama\u2019s legitimacy, pondering if Notre Dame would have been a better fit in the College Football Playoff.<\/p>\n But it also gives the Crimson Tide a matchup with the Big Ten Championship winning Indiana Hoosiers, who finished the season as the No. 1 ranked team in college football. Another upset for Alabama would give the Tide some serious momentum throughout the rest of the tournament.<\/p>\n Oklahoma head coach Brent Venables had no response for Alabama\u2019s comeback. The head coach stood puzzled, wearing an \u201cAir Jordan\u201d sweatshirt with a basketball logo on it to coach hit football team.<\/p>\n Using 50 Cent did not work.<\/p>\n