Here's the story of the Big 12 this week, as told by calculators.

2: Teams in the national top seven in total offense that are not members of the Big 12. (Oregon, Houston).

326: Career catches for Oklahoma receiver Ryan Broyles, 10 more than any player in NCAA history.

263: Career catches for Houston receiver Tyron Carrier, the closest active player to Broyles.

249: Career catches for Baylor receiver Kendall Wright, No. 3 on the active list.

27: Penalties for Oklahoma in six games, seven fewer than any other team in the Big 12.

31: Plays from scrimmage longer than 10 yards for Missouri running back Henry Josey, the most of any player in the Big 12.

3: Sacks allowed by Oklahoma and Texas A&M, the fewest in the Big 12 and third-fewest nationally.

17: Sacks allowed by Texas, the most in the Big 12.

434: Rushing yards allowed by Texas A&M, the fewest in the Big 12 and fifth-fewest nationally.

581: Rushing yards allowed in six games by Kansas State, the second-fewest in the Big 12.

3,008: Rushing yards allowed in 13 games by Kansas State in 2010, the most in FBS.

48: Tackles for loss by Oklahoma and Missouri, tied for the most in the Big 12.

12: Fumbles forced by Texas Tech, three more than any other team in the Big 12.

35.4: Third-down conversion percentage by Missouri, the lowest in the Big 12.

1: Field goal missed by Oklahoma this season.

14: Field goals made by Oklahoma this season, the second-most in the FBS.