Around the Big XII 11-11
Let's take a look at what happened in that part of the Big XII where Aundry Where had no say.
Oklahoma State 66 - Baylor 24
The Cowboys are bowl eligible, and boy did they do it in style. The Cowboys had 510 total yards, 387 of them coming on the ground, and they forced 6 turnovers, as they eliminated the upstart Bears from bowl consideration for this season. Oklahoma State scored it's most points since a 70-7 victory over Southern Illinois in 1973, and the first ever in conference play, though for the entire Big XII one must only go back to last year's Big XII championship. The Bears had promise, but losing Enemy of the Nation, Shawn Bell, was a killer.
Colorado 33 - Iowa State 16
And they have two. Colorado scored on their first seven possessions to make the worst team in the Big XII at least a debate, though losing to Montana State digs you a hard hole to climb out of. Dan McCarney's last road game as Cyclones coach could have gone better. Said McCarney after the game, "They played like a team that's won a lot of games."
Nebraska 28 - Texas A&M - 27
Nebraska is officially in the Big XII championship game and A&M is officially not. Nebraska accumulated its customary halftime lead before squandering it, but this time the Huskers decided they'd fight back and win. I thought it was over when Mark Dodge intercepted Zac Taylor's pass with 2:50 remaining, but the Aggies had a field goal blocked and the Huskers drove down the field to pull out a one point lead. This just in, Dennis Franchione still can't beat a good team to save his life.
Oklahoma 34 - Texas Tech 24
Alright, we get it, god, you hate Oklahoma, but how many running backs must suffer? Allen Patrick sat this game out with an injury to his right ankle, and the Sooners finally decided to put the game on Paul Thompson's shoulders, but the game was iced by 4th string quarterback Chris Brown, who ran for touchdowns of 40 and 2 to put the Sooners up and ice the game over the up and down Raiders. Oklahoma still has an outside chance of a Big XII championship berth if they win out and Texas loses to A&M. Conversely Texas can clinch the Big XII South title if Oklahoma loses to Baylor next week. That'll happen.
The Outlier
The Kansas Jayhawks, idle this weekend, sit at 5-5 and can reach bowl eligibility with a win against the inimitable Kansas State or Missouri, but the Big XII already has eight bowl eligible teams for its eight bowl tie-ins. What will happen to Kansas? If no conferences fail to fulfill their bowl contracts, which is a lot easier with that extra game, Kansas could very well be shut out of the bowls, and they'll have only one person to blame, Kevin Weiberg. How dare you Mr. Weiberg? Could you not see that 8 bowls for a 12 team conference is clearly not enough? O, and society, we can always blame society.
Progressively Less Tentative Bowl Projections
Fiesta Texas
Cotton Oklahoma
Holiday Nebraska
Alamo A&M
Sun Missouri
Insight Kansas State
Independence Tech/OSU winner
Texas Tech/OSU loser
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good luck
well if we see you again good luck, bc you will need it, and if we dont then sorry guys but the better team is there lets go oklahoma
and by the way neb fans are more scared af oklahoma than you guys
sorry
later
by huskerbrent on
Nov 13, 2006 9:44 AM CST
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Well since you said sorry
You don't want to sound too much like a dick, but you are one and no matter how much you try not to, it is ingrained in your genes, so stop fighing it.
Your theory about the sooners and your cornhuskers has one flaw, we beat both of you.
go away.
by Wells on
Nov 13, 2006 9:59 AM CST
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We discussed in detail
Oh... and we beat Oklahoma State too. If there were any points in your ramblings to begin with, they've all been proven wrong.
by boomhauer25 on
Nov 13, 2006 10:23 AM CST
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Is it too much to ask for a Capitolization?
Oh, and whether you want to or not, you sound like a dick. Congrats. We'll beat you again on Dec. 2nd.
by GoHorns on
Nov 13, 2006 12:40 PM CST
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Please dont....
by Huskergod on
Nov 13, 2006 8:14 PM CST
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If anything
by GoHorns on
Nov 14, 2006 7:33 AM CST
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Dont worry
by Wells on
Nov 14, 2006 9:25 AM CST
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Flip Oklahoma and Nebraska
by kidomaha on
Nov 13, 2006 10:11 AM CST
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I'm not sure you can
by patienthornsfan on
Nov 13, 2006 11:08 AM CST
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No
by the other Andrew on
Nov 13, 2006 11:12 AM CST
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I did not know that
by aorist9 on
Nov 13, 2006 11:33 AM CST
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ok
well i guess we will see
later
by huskerbrent on
Nov 13, 2006 11:04 AM CST
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wells,
all you can talk about is your 3 inch penis ok
and all i am trying to say is that nebraska and oklahoma are the two best teams in the big 12 when texas does not have colt mccoy you can disagree if you want but i do have my own opinion im sorry ok?
does that spell it out good enough for you
later dude
by huskerbrent on
Nov 13, 2006 4:22 PM CST
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IQ
I know all Nebraska fans can't be as dumb as you are but you are really giving a bad name to your school.
How many times has Texas beat Nebraska since the Big 12's inception? You probably don't know what "inception" means so please disregard my question.
Sorry, man.
by Top Jimmy on
Nov 13, 2006 8:40 PM CST
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If Nebraska were in the South Division
by SwimTexas on
Nov 13, 2006 5:57 PM CST
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Let's play pretend...
Now let's look at a projected schedule for NU, trying to keep as many home and away games as true to this year as possible.
LA Tech (W) 1-0
Nichols St (W) 2-0
@ USC (L) 2-1
Troy (W) 3-1
@ Okie State (L) 3-2
@ Texas A&M (W) 4-2
Texas (L) 4-3
@ Iowa State (W) 5-3
Oklahoma (L) 5-4
Baylor (W) 6-4
@ K-State (W) 7-4
Colorado (W) 8-4
That puts Nebraska pretty much where they're already at.
Any particular part you disagree with?
And yes, I realize NU gets 3 wins from weak non-conference games, but most teams get 2-3 wins from weak non-conference games. And Troy actually is actually a conference contender in their conference.
I'm certainly not arguing that the North is as strong as the South, but objectively speaking I think Nebraska would have just about as much success playing all of the South as it has playing 3 south teams a year. It's not like the South doesn't have down teams.
Also, if that Okie State game was in Lincoln, it would have gone the other way. Of that I'm sure.
Looking forward to another NU-UT matchup in December. Already got my tickets. Good luck against A&M.
by drewmg on
Nov 14, 2006 8:17 AM CST
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Please again....
by Huskergod on
Nov 13, 2006 8:24 PM CST
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hey huskergod
the response will be very different considering that you are then in a nebraska biased blog instead of a texas biased blog.
as for me being a fucking moron go ahead and call me that after texas wins the big 12 but if nebraska wins i will call you that. thats cool ill come back and take the hit if im wrong, but im not.
as for the neutral field, no it will not be either teams home field but i guarantee that there will be considerably more nebraska fans there than texas fans thus making this more of a husker field than a texas field giving who the advantage in that department?
"Huskergod" what a stupid name you loser. you are obviously not a husker fan but instead a husker hater. maybe just maybe you should move to texas because you are obviously a longhorn fan. plus are you fucking stupid, honestly if half of the passes are overthrown how can you make a comeback and that was a very shitty kstate defense so just how hard is it to score 42 points. in hindsight maybe you are a kstate fan
and i agree we won the aTm game by a point but the difference is that nebraska played with heart and beat a good team whereas texas played with heart and lost to a bad team.
get the picture
later
by huskerbrent on
Nov 14, 2006 12:00 PM CST
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Still haven't found it?
by GoHorns on
Nov 14, 2006 1:28 PM CST
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