Here's when and where you can see this week's games. There aren't many, and it's the last week of the season.
My predictions are on the way in the morning, but let's hear yours in the comments section.
Off: Kansas, Missouri, Texas A&M, Texas Tech
Iowa State at No. 11 Kansas State (12:30, Fox Sports Net): The real Farmageddon has been a classic the past few years, and Kansas State -- the Big 12's most surprising team -- will match up against the league's second-most surprising team. Either way, the winner ends with a shocking record. Ten wins for Kansas State? Seven for Iowa State? Amazing.
No. 22 Texas at No. 17 Baylor (3:30 p.m., ABC): The Longhorns say they don't want a Heisman being won on their watch. Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III has the opportunity with a big game against Texas, which leads the Big 12 in total defense. Baylor already has its best season since joining the Big 12 at 8-3, and a win over Texas and a bowl win would give the school its second 10-win season ever.
No. 10 Oklahoma at No. 3 Oklahoma State (8 p.m., ABC): This one's for the all the Dr Pepper in the Big 12. No Big 12 championship? No problem. Winner takes the title in this one, but Oklahoma State brings one of the nation's most powerful offenses on Saturday against Oklahoma, which will be missing top rusher Dominique Whaley and top receiver Ryan Broyles. Oklahoma State hasn't won in this rivalry since 2002, and now would be a good time for coach Mike Gundy to notch his first win over the rival Sooners.
My predictions are on the way in the morning, but let's hear yours in the comments section.
Off: Kansas, Missouri, Texas A&M, Texas Tech
Iowa State at No. 11 Kansas State (12:30, Fox Sports Net): The real Farmageddon has been a classic the past few years, and Kansas State -- the Big 12's most surprising team -- will match up against the league's second-most surprising team. Either way, the winner ends with a shocking record. Ten wins for Kansas State? Seven for Iowa State? Amazing.
No. 22 Texas at No. 17 Baylor (3:30 p.m., ABC): The Longhorns say they don't want a Heisman being won on their watch. Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III has the opportunity with a big game against Texas, which leads the Big 12 in total defense. Baylor already has its best season since joining the Big 12 at 8-3, and a win over Texas and a bowl win would give the school its second 10-win season ever.
No. 10 Oklahoma at No. 3 Oklahoma State (8 p.m., ABC): This one's for the all the Dr Pepper in the Big 12. No Big 12 championship? No problem. Winner takes the title in this one, but Oklahoma State brings one of the nation's most powerful offenses on Saturday against Oklahoma, which will be missing top rusher Dominique Whaley and top receiver Ryan Broyles. Oklahoma State hasn't won in this rivalry since 2002, and now would be a good time for coach Mike Gundy to notch his first win over the rival Sooners.
David Ubben | email
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- Joined ESPN.com in 2010
- Wrote for The Oklahoman
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