Big 12 lunch links: How about McCoy-to-Shipley, Part II?

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October, 28, 2009

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By Tim Griffin

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Griffin

How about some links for a Wednesday to go with your lunch?

The Austin American-Statesman’s Kevin Robbins writes about the next McCoy to Shipley pass combination that could be playing for Texas in the future.
The Oklahoman's Berry Tramel analyzes who will win the Big 12 South.
Bob Stoops reflects to the Norman Transcript’s John Shinn about working with Bill Snyder earlier in his coaching career.
Dan Hawkins made an impassioned 25-minute appeal to reporters on behalf of his program, the Denver Post’s Tom Kensler reports

Kansas will be aiming to restart its running game in the Jayhawks’ game against Texas Tech, the Lawrence Journal-World’s Dugan Arnett reports.
The Kansas City Star’s Mike DeArmond writes about the improvement that Missouri showed last week against Texas.
Bo Pelini tells the Omaha World-Herald’s Rich Kaipust he’d like to use a cattle prod to help shake his team’s lethargy.
Baylor coach Art Briles tells the Fort Worth Star-Telegram’s Dwain Price that he’s intent on getting his team’s sputtering running game started in Saturday’s game against Nebraska.
Paul Rhoads’ enthusiasm after beating Nebraska is becoming an Internet hit, the Des Moines Register’s Randy Peterson reports.
The Sporting News' Dave Curtis puts Texas' chances of going undefeated during the rest of the regular season at 3-to-1.

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Baylor Bears, Colorado Buffaloes, Iowa State Cyclones, Kansas Jayhawks, Kansas State Wildcats, Missouri Tigers, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Oklahoma Sooners, Texas Longhorns, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Colt McCoy, Dan Hawkins, Paul Rhoads, Art Briles, Bob Stoops, Bo Pelini, Jordan Shipley

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