Big 12 Wrap: Week 8
It's Big 12 roundup time... so here we go.
Missouri 41, Texas Tech 10
Leave out that fourth quarter last week against Oklahoma, and hasn't Mizzou looked better than anyone else so far in conference play? They just spanked Mike Leach (who has trouble beating ranked opponents).
Oklahoma 17, Iowa State 7
The Sooners have three excellent running backs. Offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson remembered that just in time to salvage what was shaping up as a disaster in Ames. Norman writers are keeping an eye on the BCS rankings, but this team will have trouble winning out in conference with more performances like this.
Kansas 19, Colorado 14
Mark Mangino and undefeated Kansas do what Bob Stoops couldn't -- hold off pesky Colorado late for the win.
Texas 31, Baylor 10
Baylor gave Texas a pretty good game for a couple of quarters, but couldn't keep up.
Oklahoma State 41, Kansas STATE 39
The best game in the Big 12 this week was one that nobody outside of Stillwater saw, because inexplicably no network picked this one up.
Texas A&M 36, Nebraska 14
Callahan announces he's not resigning, and then produces this. Poor Nebraska.
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 10/21/07 22:46 | Big 12 Football | Technorati
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