Big 12 lunch links: How about a Texas-TCU BCS title game?
November, 5, 2009
Nov 5
12:51
PM ET
Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Griffin
Enjoy munching on these links as we get ready for some Thursday night games without any baseball to clutter our viewing patterns for a change.
I can hardly wait.
Enjoy munching on these links as we get ready for some Thursday night games without any baseball to clutter our viewing patterns for a change.
I can hardly wait.
- The San Antonio Express-News’ Douglas Pils analyzes whether Texas or TCU is the best team in the state.
- John Mackovic of the Palm Springs (Cal.) Desert Sun wonders if fans really want a college football playoff.
- Nebraska defensive coordinator Carl Pelini embraces the challenge of facing Oklahoma and old friend Bob Stoops, Rich Kaipust of the Omaha World-Herald reports.
- The Kansas City Star’s Kellis Robinette analyzes why Kansas State is such a different team at home.
- Randy Riggs of the Austin American-Statesman writes about Texas A&M’s recent defensive improvement.
- Colorado students are planning to wear powder blue shirts to the Buffaloes’ game against Texas A&M Saturday as a sign they are frustrated with the school’s football program, Melanie Asmar of the Colorado Daily reports.
- The Oklahoman’s Berry Tramel has an interesting interview with Carl Pangia, a 60-year-old fan who is traveling across the country to college football games this fall – including several in the Big 12.
- Colorado athletic director Mike Bohn met with Darrell Scott as he left for UCLA, the Boulder Camera’s Kyle Ringo reports.
- The Topeka Capital-Journal’s Kevin Haskin considers what could have happened if Kansas wide receiver Kerry Meier had followed his older brothers into the Kansas State program.
- Texas isn’t overlooking UCF heading into Saturday’s game in Austin, the Austin American-Statesman’s Cedric Golden writes.
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