Daily Round Up: Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2012

Mack Brown doesn't want to talk about anything. [AAS]

Is David Ash the QB for the future? [AAS]

How can Texas be Texas again? [Ft. Worth Star-Telegram]

Around the Big 12

Casey Walker looked squarely into a television camera, clapped his hands and uttered words no Oklahoma player is accustomed to saying: "Let's go Texas!"

So, Casey, how about flashing a Hook'em Horns - right side up instead of upside down this time? "That's too far," he said. [NewsOK]

The Sooners are tired of Phoenix. [NewsOK]

Did Holgorsen and Weis diss each other? [WV Gazette]

Nice of you to think about us. On Coliin Klein's last game and his chances of winning the Heisman: [ESPN]

Collin Klein-- The bad news? Klein only has one game left in the regular season to impress voters. The good news? The game is against Texas.

The Kansas State QB career will have a fitting end. [Topeka Capital-Journal]

Twitter war between Sooner Kenny Stills and Poke Josh Stewart. [NewsOK]

Bob Stoops is never, ever leaving OKlahoma. [Fox Sports]

Open Range

Documents may show there was improper NCAA involvement in the USC case. [CBS Sports]

No one college football team is dominate this year. [SI]

Woo-hoo! Muschamp-Saban smack down! [SI]

The Heisman is Johnny Manziel's to lose. [ESPN]

In 12 straight weeks (Texas A&M didn’t have a bye week) the slippery Manziel racked up 3,419 passing yards with 24 touchdowns to eight interceptions and rushed for 1,181 yards and 19 more scores. He’s second in the SEC in passing yards and first in rushing. He also guided Texas A&M to a 10-win season in its first year in the SEC and was undefeated on the road.

There is going to be a Stoops in Kentucky. [ESPN]

Bobby Petrino is the elephant in the room. [AL.com]

Tulane to the Big East. [SI]

Maryland needed the money. [SI] Now the lawyers get to hammer it all out. [ESPN]

And finally...

I would have signed this petition. [Dallas Morning News]