Questions? in the Big 12 South for the 2010 Season

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The summer of 2010 will officially be in the rear view mirror with the kick off of the football season this weekend. And what a summer it was for the Big 12. The conference was on life support, and then flat-lined, then was brought back to life, albeit minus a couple limbs. But that is for another time; there’s a football season to play.

The Big 12 is starting the 2010 campaign with three teams ranked in the top 10 of the preseason polls. And there are several others that hope to crash the party and make the final season of the Big 12 as we know it a special one.

Ah, yes, optimism reigns supreme in early September for nearly everyone. Despite the positive vibes coming from around the conference, this weekend will bring with it the reality that not everything is perfect. Here is a look at the Big 12 South and the questions each team needs to answer if they hope to turn that optimism into something real.

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The Rev Speaks: Lunacy in Lubbock

Close the confessional door, allegiant acolyte.  It’s high time for The Rev to come clean.  What’s that, devoted disciple?  You say there’s a long line of parishioners standing in the transepts waiting to be heard?  Please tell them I’ll be available for spiritual counseling in a few moments.  (Perhaps they could sing a few bars of “Amazing Grace” in the interim.  That’s always been one of my favorite hymns.)  It has been far too long since The Rev last turned God’s microscope upon himself.  Please accept my ardent apologies, boys and girls, for failing to post a new column lo these many months.  In between changing diapers (or, more accurately, cheering on The Better Half as she does it), watching scores of Elmo and Wonder Pets videos, grading exams, and compiling research for a doctoral dissertation, all journalistic endeavors have lain fallow.

It seems as if The Rev picked the wrong time to enjoy a little sabbatical.  These past ten weeks have provided enough examples of athletes behaving badly to keep bloggers and talk shows busy for an eternity.  At first I thought about discussing Tiger’s seemingly endless parade of prurient paramours, or the wholesale redemption of Dirk’s character and basketball career.  It is certainly telling to compare and contrast the two superstars, especially how their choice of girlfriends played a direct role in their respective athletic prowess and reputations.  While Dirk is unmarried, and therefore technically free to fraternize with any vile assortment of lounge lizards, his game away from the court nearly sabotaged his game upon it.  Ever since he wisely jettisoned the Keitha-like Cristal Taylor—only after being thoroughly mocked and humiliated—Dirk’s stats have never been better.  He is putting up some of the best numbers of his career, now that he is finally liberated from paternal and financial worry.  Tiger, on the other hand, is buried deep.  As Mark Purdy of the San Jose Mercury News wisely reminds us, the only way Tiger won’t win more than 18 majors is if he develops a bad back and/or a bad marriage.  In this writer’s humble opinion, the Golden Bear can now sleep peacefully at night.  Tiger will find the going very tough if and when he returns to the PGA Tour.  It’s got to be hard to concentrate on golf when a scorned Swedish model/nanny is nearby, angrily clutching a nine-iron.

The Rev is just not that eager to listen to confessions from either Tiger or Dirk (especially because they have already been punished enough by the relentlessly harsh klieg light of public opinion).  Besides, the Apostle Paul emphatically states that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God (Romans 3.23).  Therefore, I will spare the dead horse from yet another beating.  It goes without saying (but I’ll say it anyway) that no mere human words can trump the enduring truth of Scripture.

No, brothers and sisters, let us instead turn our attention to the vast West Texas plains.  Lubbock to be precise, where the once-impervious pirate ship is rapidly foundering.  Wednesday morning Chief Pirate Mike Leach was hastily forced to walk the plank.  Yes, dear readers, this website is indeed entitled Dallas Sports Fans, but since the Metroplex is filled with passionate Red Raiders, it behooves us all to devote a few paragraphs to Guns Up Nation.  Much has already been written, and much will continue to be written, about this developing situation.  As a result, The Rev isn’t really breaking any news here.  I readily admit to having no inside information about this fiasco (although both my father and older brother at one time walked the bucolic campus of Texas Tech University; I also attended a school whose colors are black and red), so I will try to offer a unique perspective.  Since I am a relative dilettante in all matters Red Raider, I will not concern myself with whether or not Leach actually locked Adam James in an equipment shed; or whether or not James was routinely castigated for lack of effort and a poor attitude; or whether or not Leach’s arrogant refusal to reconcile with the University hastened his departure; or how James’ teammates feel about their former coach; or even how high-powered alums react to this fascinating coup d’etat.   Mistreating a “student athlete,” especially one dealing with the lingering hazardous effects of a concussion, is always unacceptable.  But is this a fire-able offense?  (Yes, I know that Kansas fired Mark “Happy Meal” Mangino for considerably less, but still.  What is it with those Big 12 coaches?)  The Rev can’t help but wonder, however, what would have happened if the player in question had been John Smith from San Marcos, son of a humble electrician.  Would this divisive issue have been handled differently?  Is it not tenable to posit that Mother Mouse Ears (ESPN) coerced AD Gerald Myers’ usually forgiving hand?  Remember, this is the same man who extended a lengthy olive branch to the always-cantankerous and controversial Bob Knight.  More than eight years ago, The General—also, like The Pirate, a proven winner who ran a clean program and graduated his players—was the equivalent of swine flu, cast off by Indiana and regarded as a pariah.  Yet there was Myers, who displayed tremendous audacity in hiring Knight, in the process giving him a second (and third) chance.  Knight, of course, rapidly reincarnated and reinvigorated the then-moribund Tech Basketball program.  Why, then, was Myers so quick to throw Leach overboard, even before hearing all sides of the story?  Did Myers act upon purely speculative information, or is he privy to facts that the rest of are not?  Could Leach’s alleged abuse of a player be viewed in the same way as Knight’s verbal assault of the Tech chancellor in February 2004?  Knight’s testy encounter with Dr. David Smith in the produce section of a Lubbock grocery store was also an explosive event which was plastered on the front page of myriad newspapers across the country.  After days of deliberation, and after Knight was allowed to apologize before the Board of Regents, Myers labeled the incident a “misunderstanding” and fully reinstated Knight.  The General then coached for three-and-a-half more largely successful years afterwards.  Again, I am not one to judge.  If I so much as skin my knee while chasing after my daughter I moan and whine interminably like Peter Griffin.  If I were in James’ shoes I, too, would have seriously questioned Leach’s bellicose actions.

So why did the powers-that-be at Tech move so quickly (blindly?) to dismiss Leach.  Could it perhaps be the fact that the domineering specter of ESPN was looming overhead?  How soon we all forget last year, when Leach guided the Red Raiders to an astonishing 11-1 record, a Top 10 ranking, and, were it not for a hideously inept sixty minutes against Zero U, a BCS Bowl bid.  This time last year The Pirate was widely hailed as an eccentric genius.  Yet now, at 8-4 and headed to the mediocrity that is the Alamo Bowl, Leach’s impression of Captain Jack Sparrow is viewed as both dangerous and embarrassing.  (Thanks to fellow St. Mark’s grad Scott Tinkham for this insightful HSO.  Looks like he really did learn something at Jersey Shore Duke.)  Every parent who sent their son to play basketball at Texas Tech knew the risks involved with playing for the always-unpredictable Knight.  With Leach, however, the circumstances are quite different since, after all, he had no priors of misbehavior.  However, even the most oblivious parent surely understands the likelihood that egocentric college football coaches might berate and bully their sons on occasion.  Is it far-fetched to assume that Florida’s retired-for-now Urban Meyer or Nick Saban at Alabama (both known to be extremely demanding coaches, yet each wearing rings to prove the method in their madness) never once doubted their players’ manhood or stretched them way beyond their physical threshold?  Granted, if Leach indeed forced James to sit in a sweltering shed, that is a far worse offense than ordering a few extra wind sprints.  Nonetheless, I ask once again: is this truly a fire-able offense for a coach with a heretofore clean ledger?  Is it also a fatuous assumption that had James’ father been a media personality with, say, Versus or Fox Sports Panhandle, that Leach would still be the head ball coach at Texas Tech?  Besides, what does any Division I school crave more than winning games?  Visibility and money.  Playing on ESPN assures both in spades for the Red Raiders.  Unfortunately, now that Tech has fired Leach, their most marketable personality has suddenly vanished.  (No disrespect to Ruffin McNeill, but a betting man would guess that Tech will lose out on many prized recruits without Leach’s intoxicating bottle of rum.  Playing for Tech will now seem like joining The Goonies only after One-Eyed Willie’s mysterious loot has been found.)  Will the Game Day crew be as excited next season to set up shop in Lubbock when the Red Raiders are a boring 1-1 heading into their clash with the Longhorns?

For those too young to remember (myself included), here’s a refresher: Craig James was one of the main reasons (along with the other half of the Pony Express, Eric Dickerson) SMU football was even talked about in the early 80s.  Although James himself was not accused of any wrongdoing when the Mustangs were receiving large sums of money from delusional school boosters, James was a key member of a team (along with WFAA’s intrepid sports reporter Dale Hansen, who isn’t half the reporter that KARK’s Pete Thompson is) that led to the school’s historic Death Penalty (not to be confused with President Obama’s ruinous Death Panel).  And now, here’s James, nearly 30 years later, behind another major football scandal that very well may lead to a death penalty of sorts at Texas Tech.  Without its widely-revered and unabashedly-rarified pirate leader, things may deteriorate for Red Raider football before they improve.  Mutiny on the bounty, indeed.

By the way, for those still doubting the Dallas connection within this column, consider the following hypothetical.  Jerry Jones, in need of a new offensive assistant/QC coach once Wes Phillips is sent packing along with his buttermilk-loving father, reaches out to an innovative Pirate.  Keep in mind, Jerry has always had a soft spot for inveterate swashbuckling svengalis.  Even more intriguing high comedy would be watching Leach “coach up” the massively underachieving orangeblood Roy Williams.  Or perhaps diva Tim Crabtree will demand a trade out of San Francisco to be reunited with his former beloved college coach.  The Dallas Cowboys are never ones to shy away from a soap opera.  Maybe while he’s at it, Leach can even find a unique way to motivate Barbie “Morning Seagull” Carpenter.  Nah, even Jack Sparrow himself would be rendered speechless with that paradox.

Best wishes for a blessed 2010.  Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and there was no longer any sea . . . He who was seated on the throne said, ‘I am making everything new!’  Then he said, ‘Write this down, for these words are trustworthy and true’ (Revelation 21.1, 5).

Here ends the lesson.  And all of God’s people say . . . “Amen!”

Big 12 Championship | Texas vs Nebraska

This year the Big 12 Championship will be played at Cowboys Stadium where the Texas Longhorns and the Nebraska Huskers will square off to see who is King in the Big 12. Texas is ranked #3 in the nation and is expected to move up to #2 after Florida and Alabama play for the SEC Championship. This will give the Longhorns a chance at the National Title, but first they must face one more hurdle the Huskers.

The Nebraska Huskers are ranked #22 in the BCS standings with a record of 9 wins and 3 losses. The Huskers offense ranks #92 in the nation averaging 334.75 yards per game this season. The Huskers staple has been their defense which ranks #11 this year, only allowing opposing teams 291.42 yards a game.

The Texas Longhorns are ranked #3 in the BCS standings with a undefeated 12 – 0 record. The Longhorns offense is ranked #11 in the nation averaging 451.58 yards per game. The defense of the Longhorns ranks much higher than I thought at #5 in the nation allowing only 263.17 yards per game.

Big 12 Championship | #3 Texas Longhorns vs #22 Nebraska Huskers | Gameday Information
Texas-Nebraska Day / Date: Saturday – December 5 2009
Texas-Nebraska Location: Cowboys Stadium – Arlington TX
Texas-Nebraska Kickoff Time: 7:00 PM Central Time
Texas-Nebraska TV Channel: ABC
Texas-Nebraska Point Spread: Texas -13.5
Texas-Nebraska Parking: Cowboys Stadium Parking Information
Texas-Nebraska Tickets: Big 12 Championship Tickets are still available on StubHub.com!

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Big 12 TV Broadcast Schedule – Week 12

There are two weeks left in the Big 12 regular season schedule. This weeks TV broadcast schedule has 4 games including Big 12 teams, the game to watch will be Oklahoma at Texas Tech. Both Oklahoma and Texas Tech have struggled this year, but both teams have plenty of fire power. Oklahoma and Texas Tech both have something to prove here so it should be a good show.

The Big 12 Championship game will be played in Dallas (Arlington) at Cowboys Stadium on December 5th at 7:00 PM. The game will be on ABC and will be between either Texas or Oklahoma State and either Nebraska or Kansas State. Texas will clinch their spot imn the Big 12 Championship with a win or an OSU loss.

Week 12 Big 12 TV Broadcast Schedule

Thursday November 19
Colorado Buffalos at (12) Oklahoma State Cowboys
Colorado-Oklahoma State OSU Series: Colorado leads (26-18-10)
Colorado-Oklahoma State OSU Time: 6:30 PM Central Time
Colorado-Oklahoma State OSU Location: Boone Pickens Stadium – Stillwater OK
Colorado-Oklahoma State OSU TV Channel: ESPN

Saturday November 21
Oklahoma Sooners at Texas Tech Red Raiders
Oklahoma OU-Texas Tech Series: Oklahoma leads (12-4-0)
Oklahoma OU-Texas Tech Time: 11:30 AM Central Time
Oklahoma OU-Texas Tech Location: Gaylord Family Memorial Stadium – Norman OK
Oklahoma OU-Texas Tech TV Channel: FSN

Kansas State Wildcats at Nebraska Huskers
Kansas-Nebraska Series: Nebraska leads (76-15-2)
Kansas-Nebraska Time: 6:45 PM Central Time
Kansas-Nebraska Location: Memorial Stadium – Lincoln NE
Kansas-Nebraska TV Channel: ESPN

Kansas Jayhawks at (2) Texas Longhorns
Kansas-Texas Series: Texas leads (7-0-0)
Kansas-Texas Time: 7:00 PM Central Time
Kansas-Texas Location: Darrell K. Royal Stadium – Austin TX
Kansas-Texas TV Channel: ABC

Big 12 TV Schedule Week 11

The Big 12 Conference schedule has only 3 weeks of regular season play left. Texas got bumped down to #3 after Alabama beat LSU, but Alabama and Florida will meet in the SEC Championship which will cause one of them to fall and open up the #2 spot for Texas once again. Basically if #3 Texas can win out the Big 12 will be represented in the national title game. Oklahoma State is the only other team that is still ranked in the BCS top 25, their ranking is currently #19.

This week 5 Big 12 Conference Games will be televised. The TV Channel and other game information are listed below:

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(3) Texas at Baylor

Texas-Baylor Series: Longhorns lead (72-22-4)
Texas-Baylor Location: Floyd Casey Stadium – Waco TX
Texas-Baylor Time: 11:00 AM Central Time
Texas-Baylor TV Network: FSN

Texas Tech at (19) Oklahoma State

Texas Tech-Oklahoma State Series: Red Raiders lead (21-12-3)
Texas Tech-Oklahoma State Location: Boone Pickens Stadium – Stillwater OK
Texas Tech-Oklahoma State Time: 7:00 PM Central Time
Texas Tech-Oklahoma State TV Network: ABC

Texas A&M at Oklahoma

Texas A&M-Oklahoma Series: Sooners lead (17-10-0)
Texas A&M-Oklahoma Location: Gaylord Memorial Stadium – Norman OK
Texas A&M-Oklahoma Time: 6:00 PM Central Time
Texas A&M-Oklahoma TV Network: FSN

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Big 12 TV Schedule Week 10

Five Conference games will take place this week, and (2) Texas will play Central Florida outside of the Big 12 conference. Central Florida will be the last game outside the Big 12 conference scheduled for 2009. Texas Tech has does not have a game on their schedule for week 10 and 5 of the Big 12 Conference games will be televised.

Central Florida at Texas (2)

Texas leads series 1 – 0 – 0
Texas – Central Florida Day / Date: Saturday – November 7 2009
Texas – Central Florida Time: 11:00 AM Central Time
Texas – Central Florida TV Channel: FSN
Texas – Central Florida Location: Darrel K. Royal – Memorial Stadium | Austin, TX
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Kansas at Kansas State

Kansas leads series ( 65 – 36 – 5 )
Kansas – Kansas State Day / Date: Saturday – November 7 2009
Kansas – Kansas State Time: 11:30 AM Central Time
Kansas – Kansas State TV Channel: Versus
Kansas – Kansas State Location: Bill Snyder Family Stadium | Manhattan, KS
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Texas A&M at Colorado

Colorado leads series ( 5 – 3 – 0 )
Texas A&M – Colorado Day / Date: Saturday – November 7 2009
Texas A&M – Colorado Time: 12:30 PM Central Time
Texas A&M – Colorado TV Channel: FCS
Texas A&M – Colorado Location: Folsom Field | Boulder, CO
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Oklahoma State (19) at Iowa State

Oklahoma State leads series ( 25 – 16 – 3 )
Oklahoma State – Iowa State Day / Date: Saturday – November 7 2009
Oklahoma State – Iowa State Time: 2:30PM Central Time
Oklahoma State – Iowa State TV Channel: ABC
Oklahoma State – Iowa State Location: Jack Trice Stadium | Ames, IA
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Oklahoma (24) at Nebraska

Oklahoma leads series ( 44 – 37 – 3 )
Oklahoma – Nebraska Day / Date: Saturday – November 7 2009
Oklahoma – Nebraska Time: 7:00PM
Oklahoma – Nebraska TV Channel: ABC
Oklahoma – Nebraska Location: Memorial Stadium | Lincoln, NE
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Big 12 College Football TV Schedule – Week 8

Big 12 football kicks off week 8 with five match-ups on TV this Saturday. The game to watch this week will be between the injury ridden Oklahoma Sooners and (21) Kansas. Sam Bradford will be sidelined again, he injured his shoulder during the Red River Rivalry last week. The Big 12 North Division is currently led Kansas State, while Texas leads the Big 12 South Division.

Oklahoma at (21) Kansas
Oklahoma fell out of the BCS standings after last weeks loss to (3) Texas and Sam Bradford is out for this weeks match-up against Kansas. Oklahoma leads this series 67 – 27 – 6 and the Sooners beat Kansas last year in Norman 45 – 31.

Oklahoma-Kansas Location: Memorial Stadium – Lawrence KS
Oklahoma-Kansas Day / Date: Saturday – October 24 2009
Oklahoma-Kansas Time: 2:30 PM Central Time
Oklahoma-Kansas TV Channel: ABC
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(3) Texas at Missouri
Texas travels to Missouri this week to defend this seasons perfect record and their chance at the BCS Championship. Texas beat Missouri in Austin last year 56 – 31 and leads the series 16 – 5.

Texas-Missouri Location: Memorial Stadium – Columbia MO
Texas-Missouri Day / Date: Saturday – October 24 2009
Texas-Missouri Time: 7:00 PM Central Time
Texas-Missouri TV Channel: ABC
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Big 12 College Football TV Schedule – Week 7

Five big 12 conference games will be televised in week 7. Two of these match ups will be between top 25 teams. The match up of the week will definitely be between the 3rd ranked Texas Longhorns and the struggling Oklahoma Sooners who have fallen to the 18th spot after dropping 2 games this season. The other big match up this week will be between #24 Missouri and #14 Oklahoma State. The TV schedule, times, channel, and game tickets are all available below.

Texas Longhorns – Oklahoma Sooners | 2009 Red River Shootout
The Texas Longhorns will face off with the Oklahoma Sooners in this weeks Big 12 Match up of the Week. This game is the 104th time these two teams have met to settle their Red River rivalry. Texas leads this series 58-40-5, although the Sooners have won 6 of the last 9 games.

Texas-Oklahoma Location: Cotton Bowl – Dallas, TX
Texas-Oklahoma Day / Date: Saturday – October 17 2009
Texas-Oklahoma Time: 11:00 AM Central Time
Texas-Oklahoma TV Channel: ABC
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Big 12 College Football Schedule – Week 6

All 12 teams will play conference games this week, for most of the teams it will kick off their conference play for the season. There have only been 2 Big 12 conference games so far this season, Texas defeated Texas Tech and Kansas State defeated Iowa state last Saturday. The Big 12 Matchup of the Week take place when Nebraska makes the trip to Missouri, both of these teams are ranked in the top 25. Last week Oklahoma was defeated in Miami by the Hurricanes ending any hope of a national championship for the Sooners this year.

Nebraska Huskers vs Missouri Tigers | Big 12 Matchup of the Week
Nebraska and Missouri will meet for the 102nd time, the winner of this game has played for the North in the Big 12 title game for the past 3 seasons.

Nebraska-Missouri Location: Faurot Field – Columbia, Mo.
Nebraska-Missouri Day / Date: October 8 – 2009
Nebraska-Missouri Time: 8:00PM Central Time
Nebraska-Missouri TV Channel: ESPN
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Texas Longhorns vs Colorado Buffaloes | Big 12 Schedule
The Longhorns return to action this week against the Buffaloes this week. These teams will meet for the 18th time.

Texas-Colorado Location: Darrell K. Royal-Memorial Stadium – Austin, Texas
Texas-Colorado Day / Date: October 10 – 2009
Texas-Colorado Time: 6:15PM Central Time
Texas-Colorado TV Channel: ESPN
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Oklahoma Sooners vs Baylor Bears | Big 12 Schedule
Oklahoma will face the Baylor Bears after a disappointing loss to the Miami Hurricanes last week. Heisman winner Sam Bradford is questionable for this game. Oklahoma is 18 – 0 against Baylor.

Oklahoma-Baylor Location: Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium – Norman, OK
Oklahoma-Baylor Day / Date: October 10 – 2009
Oklahoma-Baylor Time: 2:30PM Central Time
Oklahoma-Baylor TV Channel: ABC
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Oklahoma State Cowboys vs Texas A&M Aggies | Big 12 Schedule
The Oklahoma State Cowboys were the victors last year when they played Texas A&M by a score of 56 to 28, OSU’s WR Dez Bryant will be inactive for the game due to allegations that he spoke with Deion Sanders in the offseason and then lied about it.

Oklahoma State-Texas A&M Location: Kyle Field – College Station, TX
Oklahoma State-Texas A&M Day / Date: October 10 – 2009
Oklahoma State-Texas A&M Time: 11:30AM Central Time
Oklahoma State-Texas A&M TV Channel: FSN
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Texas Tech Red Raiders vs Kansas State Wildcats | Big 12 Schedule
Texas Tech will try to improve their conference record to 1 – 1 against the Kansas State Wildcats who are 3 – 2 this season.

Texas Tech-Kansas State Location: Jones AT&T Stadium – Lubbock, TX
Texas Tech-Kansas State Day / Date: October 10 – 2009
Texas Tech-Kansas State Time: 6:00PM Central Time
Texas Tech-Kansas State TV Channel: FSN – SW | FSN – MW
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Kansas Jayhawks vs Iowa State Cyclones | Big 12 Schedule
The Jayhawks and Cyclones will do battle this week, the Cyclones are winless in their last 4 tries against Kansas.

Kansas-Iowa State Location: Memorial Stadium – Lawrence, KS
Kansas-Iowa State Day / Date: October 10 – 2009
Kansas-Iowa State Time: 11:30AM Central Time
Kansas-Iowa State TV Channel: Versus
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Big 12 College Football Schedule – Week 5

The Big 12 will play 6 games this week 5 of the games are non conference, and the lone conference game will take place between Iowa State and Kansas State. This game will take place at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. The Aggies will square off against the Razorbacks at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. This should be a great matchup between Texas A&M and Nebraska, the spread is currently 0. The Big 12 Matchup of the week is between #8 Oklahoma and #21 Miami. The Sooners are favored to win by a touchdown even though they will face the Hurricanes at Landshark Stadium in Miami, FL. Please see below for complete conference TV listings, odds, standings, and Tickets.

Current Big 12 Teams in the National Rankings

Team	AP	Coaches	BCS
Texas	2	2	-
Oklahoma State	15	13	-
Kansas	16	15	-
Oklahoma	19	21	-
Nebraska	21	22	-
Missouri	24	18	-

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