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1 2007 DR PEPPER Big 12 Football CHAMPIONSHIP BIG 12 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP - SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Friday, November standings BIG 12 GAMES OVERALL NORTH DIVISION W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Home Road Neutral vs. Div. vs. Top 25 Streak Missouri Won 6 Kansas Lost 1 Colorado Won 1 Kansas State Lost 4 Nebraska Lost 1 Iowa State Lost 1 SoutH Division Oklahoma Won 1 Texas Lost 1 Texas Tech Won 1 Texas A&M Won 1 Oklahoma State Lost 1 Baylor Lost 8 Noon - 6:00 p.m. Media Shuttle from Marriott Rivercenter Downtown to Stadium 12:30-3:30 p.m. Media Registration & Credential Pickup - Alamodome Media Entrance (East side of building) 2:00 p.m. Gary Pinkel (Missouri) Press Conference - Alamodome Media Entrance (East side of building) 2:30 p.m. Bob Stoops (Oklahoma) Press Conference - Alamodome Media Entrance (East side of building) 3:30-3:40 p.m. Missouri Team Walk-Through at the Alamodome 5:30-5:40 p.m. Oklahoma Team Walk-Through at the Alamodome (Walk-Throughs open to media ONLY during these times) Saturday, December 1 7:00 a.m. Parking Lots Open at the Alamodome 3:30 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. Media Shuttle 3:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Media Registration & Credential Pickup - Alamodome Media Entrance (East side of building) 4:30 p.m. Gates Open at the Alamodome 5:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Media Pregame Meal - Alamodome (Meeting Room D) 7:12 p.m. Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship Game Oklahoma vs. Missouri (ABC) 10:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m. Media Postgame Snack Alamodome (Press Box) TABLE OF CONTENTS Schedule of Events Page 1 Quick Facts, History The Matchup Game Information Postseason Honors Big 12 Notes Team-By-Team Notes National Polls Season Info Team-By-Team Results Game Records Bowl Information Statistics

2 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page 2 Welcome To The 12th Annual Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship For the 12th consecutive season, the Big 12 Conference will hold a football championship game. This season s event will take place at the Alamodome, the third time the venue has hosted the contest. Please contact any member of the Big 12 Communications staff should you need anything during the weekend. Staff members are housed at the Marriott Rivercenter, beginning Thursday night. You can also reach them via cell phone at the numbers below. Best wishes for an enjoyable stay in San Antonio! Bob Burda / Rob Carolla / Joni James / Carmen Branch / Jason Berney / Ashley Walker / TICKET INFORMATION Tickets for the Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship can be purchased through Ticketmaster outlets, by phone ( ), online through Ticketmaster.com, at the Alamodome South East Box Office, or by phone ( ). Tickets are $99, $79, $69, $59 and $39 plus fees based on location. A GUIDE TO THE GAME - FOR FANS & MEDIA All parking lots at the Alamodome open at 7:00 a.m. CT. Stadium gates will be opened to fans at 4:30 p.m. CT. NO ALCOHOL will be sold in the general seating area at the Big 12 Football Championship. All fans should plan to arrive as early as possible for the contest. Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship - JUST THE FACTS - Which... 12th Annual Where... Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Kickoff Time (approximate)... 7:12 p.m. CST TV...ABC ABC Announcers Brent Musburger & Kirk Herbstreit ABC Sideline Reporter... Lisa Salters ABC Producer... Bill Bonnell National Radio...Sports USA Sports USA Announcers... John Rooney,... Gary Barnet, Rich Herrera Visiting Team (Bench - Opp. Press Box).Oklahoma Home Team (Bench - Press Box Side)...Missouri ALAMODOME QUICK FACTS Opened... May 15, 1993 Cost... $186 Million Playing Surface...Turf Football Capacity... 65,067 Luxury Suites First Event... May 29, 1993 Paul McCartney Concert First Sporting Event...July/August 1993 U.S. Olympic Festival First College Game... October 14, Alamo Bowl: California 37, Iowa 3 First Big 12 Game...December 29, Alamo Bowl: Iowa 27, Texas Tech 0 Largest Football Crowd...December 30, , Alamo Bowl: Texas 26, Iowa 24 A QUICK HISTORY OF THE DR PEPPER BIG 12 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Year City Stadium Attend. Result Winning Team Bowl Result 2006 Kansas City Arrowhead Stadium 80,031 No. 8/10 Oklahoma 21, No. 19/18 Nebraska 7 Boise State 43, Oklahoma 42 (ot) (Fiesta) 2005 Houston Reliant Stadium 71,107 No. 2/2 Texas 70, Colorado 3 Texas 41, USC 38 (Rose) 2004 Kansas City Arrowhead Stadium 62,130 No. 2/2 Oklahoma 42, Colorado 3 USC 55, Oklahoma 19 (Rose) 2003 Kansas City Arrowhead Stadium 75,491 No. 13/13 Kansas State 35, No. 1/1 Oklahoma 7 Ohio State 35, Kansas State 28 (Fiesta) 2002 Houston Reliant Stadium 63,332 No. 8/9 Oklahoma 29, No. 12/12 Colorado 7 Oklahoma 34, Washington State 14 (Rose) 2001 Irving, Texas Texas Stadium 65,675 No. 9/10 Colorado 39, No. 3/3 Texas 37 Oregon 38, Colorado 16 (Fiesta) 2000 Kansas City Arrowhead Stadium 79,655 No. 1/1 Oklahoma 27, No. 7/8 Kansas State 24 Oklahoma 13, Florida State 2 (Orange) 1999 San Antonio Alamodome 65,035 No. 3/3 Nebraska 22, No. 12/12 Texas 6 Nebraska 31, Tennessee 21 (Fiesta) 1998 St. Louis TWA Dome 60,798 No. 10/10 Texas A&M 36, No. 2/1 Kansas State 33 (2ot) Ohio State 24, Texas A&M 14 (Sugar) 1997 San Antonio Alamodome 64,824 No. 2/2 Nebraska 54, No. 14/14 Texas A&M 15 Nebraska 42, Tennessee 17 (Orange) 1996 St. Louis TWA Dome 63,109 Texas 37, No. 3/3 Nebraska 27 Penn State 38, Texas 15 (Fiesta) Home team in bold type; Rankings listed as Associated Press followed by USA Today/ESPN

3 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page - - PREVIEWING THE MATCHUP - - Oklahoma (10-2, 6-2) vs. Missouri (11-1, 7-1) Oklahoma Sooners National Rankings: No. 8 Harris; No. 8 USA Today; No. 9 AP Bowl Championship Series Ranking: 9th Location: Norman, Oklahoma Colors: Crimson and Cream President: David L. Boren Director of Athletics: Joe Castiglione Media Relations Director (Football Contact): Kenny Mossman Missouri Tigers National Ranking: No. 1 Harris; No. 2 USA Today; No. 1 AP Bowl Championship Series Ranking: 1st Location: Columbia, Missouri Colors: Old Gold and Black Chancellor: Brady J. Deaton Director of Athletics: Michael Alden Media Relations Director (Football Contact): Chad Moller Head Coach: Bob Stoops (Iowa, 1983) Overall Record: (.821) / 9 years Record at Oklahoma: (.821) / 9 years Bowl Record Overall/At Oklahoma: 4-4 (.500) / 4-4 (.500) Oklahoma Record In Big 12 Championship Game: 4-1 (.800) Bob Stoops Record In Big 12 Championship Game: 4-1 (.800) Oklahoma Overall Bowl Record: (.608) Oklahoma Bowl Record Since Big 12 Play Began (1996): 4-4 Last Bowl Appearance: 2007 Fiesta Bowl (Boise State 43, Oklahoma 42 - OT) Series Record vs. Missouri (All-Time) (.750) Series Record vs. Missouri (Big 12 Play) 5-1 (.833) Bob Stoops vs. Missouri 5-0 (1.000) 10/13/07...Oklahoma 41, Missouri 31 10/28/06...Oklahoma 26, Missouri 10 10/18/03...Oklahoma 34, Missouri 13 10/5/02...Oklahoma 31, Missouri 24 11/6/99...Oklahoma 37, Missouri RESULTS (10-2, 6-2 Big 12) S1 North Texas... W, S8 Miami (Fla.)... W, S15 Utah State... W, 54-3 S21 at Tulsa... W, S29 at Colorado... L, O6 vs. Texas (Dallas)... W, O13 Missouri... W, O20 at Iowa State... W, 17-7 N3 Texas A&M... W, N10 Baylor... W, N17 at Texas Tech... L, N24 Oklahoma State... W, D1 Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship, San Antonio, Texas vs. Missouri... 7:00 p.m. Head Coach: Gary Pinkel (Kent State, 1973) Overall Record: (.619) / 17 years Record at Missouri: (.566) / 7 years Bowl Record Overall/At Missouri: 2-2 (.500)/1-2 (.333) Missouri Record In Big 12 Championship Game: 0-0 (.000) Gary Pinkel Record In Big 12 Championship Game: 0-0 (.000) Missouri Overall Bowl Record: (.417) Missouri Bowl Record Since Big 12 Play Began (1996): 2-3 (.400) Last Bowl Appearance: 2006 Sun Bowl (Oregon State 39, Missouri 38) Series Record vs. Oklahoma (All-Time) (.250) Series Record vs. Oklahoma (Big 12 Play) 1-5 (.167) Gary Pinkel vs. Oklahoma 0-4 (.000) 10/13/07...Oklahoma 41, Missouri 31 10/28/06...Oklahoma 26, Missouri 10 10/18/03...Oklahoma 34, Missouri 13 10/5/02...Oklahoma 31, Missouri RESULTS (11-1, 7-1 Big 12) S1 vs. Illinois (St. Louis)... W, S8 at Mississippi... W, S15 Western Michigan... W, S22 Illinois State... W, O6 Nebraska... W, 41-6 O13 at Oklahoma... L, O20 Texas Tech... W, O27 Iowa State... W, N3 at Colorado... W, N10 Texas A&M... W, N17 at Kansas State... W, N24 vs. Kansas (Kansas City)... W, D1 Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship, San Antonio, Texas vs. Oklahoma... 7:00 p.m.

4 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page - - PREVIEWING THE MATCHUP - - Oklahoma (10-2, 6-2) vs. Missouri (11-1, 7-1) TALE OF THE TAPE Oklahoma Missouri Avg. (Big 12/NCAA) Avg. (Big 12/NCAA) Rushing Offense (5th/28th) (6th/40th) Passing Offense (7th/35th) (2nd/5th) Total Offense (7th/17th) (2nd/5th) Scoring Offense 43.8 (2nd/3rd) 41.9 (3rd/6th) Rushing Defense 91.4 (1st/7th) (4th/25th) Passing Defense (3rd/70th) (9th/103rd) Total Defense (2nd/18th) (5th/60th) Scoring Defense 18.2 (2nd/10th) 23.4 (3rd/39th) Punt Returns 7.8 (8th/77th) 13.0 (2nd/ 20th) Net Punting 36.9 (3rd/28th) 30.0 (12th/119th) Kickoff Returns 28.2 (1st/1st) 23.4 (5th/22nd) Turnover Margin.67 (3rd/19th) 1.00 (2nd/11th) Oklahoma TOP PERFORMERS FROM 2007 Offense Rushing: Allen Patrick (11 G, 146 rushes, 849 yards, 7 TD) Passing: Sam Bradford (12 G, , 2,670 yards, 32 TD) Receiving: Juaquin Iglesias (12 G, 57 rec., 822 yards, 4 TD) Defense Tackles: Curtis Lofton (12 G, 132 tackles, 77 solo) Tackles for Loss: Auston English (9 G, 13.0 TFL, 83 yards) Sacks: Auston English (9 G, 9.5 Sacks, 64 yards) Interceptions: D.J. Wolfe (12 G, 4 interceptions, 76 yards) Special Teams - Kickoff Returns: Juaquin Iglesias (21 returns, 612 yards, 29.1avg.) Punt Returns: Reggie Smith (27 returns, 180 yards, 6.7 avg.) Punting: Michael Cohen (30 punts, 1,263 yards, 42.1 avg.) Kicking: Garrett Hartley (9-11 FG, PAT, 92 points) Missouri Offense Rushing: Tony Temple (10 G, 149 rushes, 732 yards, 8 TD) Passing: Chase Daniel (12 G, ; 3,951 yards, 33 TD) Receiving: Martin Rucker (12 G, 75 rec., 739 yards, 8 TD) Defense Tackles: Sean Weatherspoon (12 G, 109 tackles, 64 solo) Tackles for Loss: Lorenzo Williams (12 G, 9.5 TFL, 63 yards) Sacks: Styker Sulak (12 G, 6.0 sacks, 62 yards) Interceptions: William Moore (12 G, 7 interceptions, 35 yards) Special Teams - Kickoff Returns: Jeremy Maclin (39 returns, 947 yards, 24.3 avg.) Punt Returns: Jeremy Maclin (22 returns, 299 yards, 13.6 avg.) Punting: Adam Crossett (41 punts, 1,521 yards, 37.1 avg.) Kicking: Jeff Wolfert (17-21 FG, PAT, 113 points) SERIES NOTES Oklahoma leads At Columbia: Oklahoma leads, At Norman: Oklahoma leads, Neutral Sites: 0-0 MATCHUP NOTEBOOK... Oklahoma (2006, 04, 03, 02, 00) is playing in its sixth Big 12 title game, while Missouri is making its first appearance. Oklahoma s six appearances are the most in league history. The Sooners have represented the South Division in four of the last five contests. In their meeting on October 13 this season, Oklahoma defeated Missouri, 41-31, in Norman, Okla. This marks the sixth time that the championship game participants have played during the regular season. The previous five rematch games between teams were in 1999 (Nebraska-Texas), 2000 (Kansas State-Oklahoma), 2001 (Colorado-Texas), 2002 (Colorado- Oklahoma) and 2005 (Colorado-Texas). Missouri s current No. 1 ranking is the first in school history. Oklahoma won its fourth Big 12 Championship game last year. The four conference title games won by the Sooners are the most in league history. The South Division has an edge in the previous 11 title contests, holding a 7-4 advantage. North and South teams alternated wins in the first eight years of the game with the South winning each of the last three contests. The designated home team in each of the first six Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship games ( ) was the winning squad. The visiting team has won three of the last five contests. The Tigers are the home team for this year s title event. The Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship game has been held at five different sites in its history. San Antonio s Alamodome is hosting for the third time, the second most to Kansas City s Arrowhead Stadium, which has hosted four times. At least one participant in the Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship game has been ranked among the top eight nationally in either the Associated Press or USA TODAY national polls in the game s 12- year history. Missouri is No. 1 & 2 and Oklahoma is No. 8 & 9 in the polls this year. Twenty-one of the 24 squads in the championship contest have been ranked at the time of the engagement. In addition, Texas jumped from unranked to No. 20 in the next AP survey after upsetting then- No. 3 Nebraska, 37-27, at St. Louis in In the Sooners five previous Big 12 Championship appearances, they have never played at the Alamodome in San Antonio. They have played at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo., four times and once at Reliant Stadium in Houston, Texas.

5 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page Championship Game Trends Score At The End Of: (eventual winning team in bold) 1st Quarter: 1996 Texas 7, Nebraska Nebraska 16, Texas A&M Kansas State 10, Texas A&M Nebraska 10, Texas Oklahoma 3, Kansas State Colorado 7, Texas Oklahoma 7, Colorado Oklahoma 7, Kansas State Oklahoma 14, Colorado Texas 14, Colorado Oklahoma 14, Nebraska 0 1st Half: 1996 Texas 20, Nebraska Nebraska 37, Texas A&M Kansas State 17, Texas A&M Nebraska 15, Texas Oklahoma 10, Kansas State Colorado 29, Texas Oklahoma 13, Colorado Kansas State 21, Oklahoma Oklahoma 28, Colorado Texas 42, Colorado Oklahoma 14, Nebraska 7 3rd Quarter: 1996 Nebraska 24, Texas Nebraska 40, Texas A&M Kansas State 27, Texas A&M Nebraska 22, Texas Oklahoma 17, Kansas State Colorado 36, Texas Oklahoma 19, Colorado Kansas State 28, Oklahoma Oklahoma 35, Colorado Texas 70, Colorado Oklahoma 21, Nebraska 7 When Tied After 4th Quarter (Prior to overtime): 1998 Kansas State 27, Texas A&M 27 When Tied After 1st Overtime: 1998 Kansas State 30, Texas A&M 30 The Team With A Lead: After 1st Quarter Is: At Halftime Is: After 3rd Quarter Is: 7-2 (2 games tied) 9-1 (1 game tied) 8-2 (1 game tied) Record For Team That: Scored First Points 8-3 Has First Rushing TD 8-3 Has First Passing TD 8-2 (No passing TDs in 99) Scored First Field Goal 6-3 (No field goals in 03, 06) Scored First Safety 1-0 Record For Team That Led In: 1st Downs 6-5 3rd Down Conversions 7-2 (2 ties) Rushing Offense 8-3 Passing Offense 6-5 Total Offense 8-3 Time of Possession 7-4 Turnover Margin 7-2 (2 ties) Mileage Chart to San Antonio, Texas Ames, Iowa 1,043 Austin, Texas 79 Boulder, Colo. 993 College Station, Texas 197 Columbia, Mo. 915 Lawrence, Kan. 780 Lincoln, Neb. 902 Lubbock, Texas 408 Manhattan, Kan. 779 Norman, Okla. 451 Stillwater, Okla. 528 Waco, Texas 180 UNDEFEATED TEAMS FROM BIG 12 SCHOOLS School Season Record Texas Oklahoma Oklahoma Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Oklahoma Nebraska Texas Texas Missouri Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma State Texas A&M Colorado Texas Texas A&M Oklahoma Texas Texas A&M Nebraka Oklahoma Colorado Colorado Colorado Kansas DR Pepper Big 12 Football ChampionshiP Sites 1996 TWA Dome (St. Louis, Mo.) 1997 Alamo Dome (San Antonio, Texas) 1998 TWA Dome (St. Louis, Mo.) 1999 Alamo Dome (San Antonio, Texas) 2000 Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City, Mo.) 2001 Texas Stadium (Irving, Texas) 2002 Reliant Stadium (Houston, Texas) 2003 Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City, Mo.) 2004 Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City, Mo.) 2005 Reliant Stadium (Houston, Texas) 2006 Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City, Mo.) Dec. 1, 2007 Alamodome (San Antonio, Texas) Dec. 6, 2008 Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City, Mo.)

6 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page CoSIDA Academic All-District VI First Team Joe Pawelek (Baylor), LB Ryan Bailey (Texas), K Dallas Griffin (Texas), OL Derek Lokey (Texas), DL Jordan Peterson (Texas), DB Cody Wallace (Texas A&M), OL Grant Walker (Texas Tech), WR CoSIDA Academic All-District VII First Team Russell Brorsen (Kansas), DL John Larson (Kansas), DL Steven Blair (Missouri), DL Adam Crossett (Missouri), P Chase Daniel (Missouri), QB Kurtis Gregory (Missouri), OL J.B. Phillips (Nebraska), TE AFCA Good Works Team Nic Harris (Oklahoma), DB George Hypolite (Colorado), DT ARA Sportsmanship Award Semifinalist Jacob Gutierrez (Oklahoma), RB Biletnikoff Award Finalist Michael Crabtree (Texas Tech), WR Jordy Nelson (Kansas State), WR Bronko Nagurski Award Finalist Aqib Talib (Kansas), DB Butkus Award Finalist Jordan Dizon (Colorado), LB Big 12 NATIONAL POSTSEASON HONORS MAJOR NATIONAL AWARDS FINALISTS & SEMIFINALISTS (as of November 26, 2007) Davey O Brien Award Semifinalist Sam Bradford (Oklahoma), QB Graham Harrell (Texas Tech), QB Todd Reesing (Kansas), QB Finalist Chase Daniel (Missouri), QB Doak Walker Award Semifinalist Jamaal Charles (Texas), RB Draddy Trophy Award Semifinalist Kevin Eberhart (Colorado), PK Bryce Braaksma (Iowa State), DE Matthew Crossett (Missouri), PK James Phillips II (Nebraska), TE Cody Wallace (Texas A&M), OL Alex Trilica (Texas Tech), PK Finalist Dallas Griffin (Texas), C Fed Ex Orange Bowl-FWAA Courage Award Semifinalist Nic Harris (Oklahoma), DB Jim Thorpe Award Semifinalist Reggie Smith (Oklahoma), DB Aqib Talib (Kansas), DB John Mackey Award Semifinalist Chase Coffman (Missouri), TE Jermaine Gresham (Oklahoma), TE Martin Rucker (Missouri), TE Finalist Martin Rucker (Missouri), TE Lott Award Semifinalist Jordan Dizon (Colorado), LB Maxwell Award Semifinalist Michael Crabtree (Texas Tech), WR Chase Daniel (Missouri), QB Munger Award Semifinalist Mark Mangino (Kansas), Coach Gary Pinkel (Missouri), Coach Bob Stoops (Oklahoma), Coach Outland Trophy Finalist Anthony Collins (Kansas), OT Ray Guy Award Semifinalist Tim Reyer (Kansas State), P Rotary Lombardi Award Semifinalist Duke Robinson (Oklahoma), G Ted Hendricks Award Semifinalist Auston English (Oklahoma), DE Nathan Peterson (Oklahoma State), DE Walter Camp Award Semifinalist Chase Daniel (Missouri), QB Aqib Talib (Kansas), DB Did You Know??... Big 12 Football The Big 12 has sent eight teams to bowl games in six of the last seven seasons, including Big 12 teams have participated in 77 bowl games since 1996, including 54 from Eleven of the Big 12 teams have gone bowling since Seven of the Big 12 teams have won a bowl game since All-time, the South Division is vs. the North with North edging the South with a 10-8 mark in Twenty-one of the 24 Big 12 Championship game participants have been nationally-ranked. Seven of the Big 12 teams have been participants in the Big 12 Championship game.

7 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page 7 BIG 12 NOTES Big 12 Media Preseason Poll Media covering the conference have correctly predicted the division champions in four of the last five seasons (OU/NU- 06; UT/CU-05; OU/KSU-03, CU/OU-02). Last year the media accurately predicted Oklahoma to win the South and Nebraska to capture the North. Overall the top spot in each division has been accurately picked by the league s media corps 13-of-22 times. Following are this season s projections. North South 1. Missouri Texas 2. Nebraska Oklahoma 3. Kansas State Texas A&M 4. Kansas Oklahoma State 5. Colorado Texas Tech 6. Iowa State Baylor Coaches Bowl Teleconference Big 12 football coaches participating in postseason bowl games will conduct a media teleconference on Monday, December 3, beginning at 10:00 a.m. CT. Each coach is available for approximately 10 minutes. The schedule is listed below, with all times Central: 10:00 Mark Mangino, Kansas 10:10 Bob Stoops, Oklahoma 10:20 Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State 10:40 Gary Pinkel, Missouri 10:50 Mike Leach, Texas Tech 11:20 Gary Darnell, Texas A&M 11:30 Mack Brown, Texas 11:40 Dan Hawkins, Colorado BCS Success The 2006 season snapped a string of three straight Big 12 appearances in the BCS National Championship Game. From teams from the Big 12 played in the title game five times during the six-year span. Since the inception of the BCS, the Big 12 is 2-3 in the National Championship Game. Texas (2005) and Oklahoma (2000) have won titles, while Nebraska (2001) and Oklahoma (2003, 04) were denied crowns. National Title Appearnaces The Big 12 leads all conferences with five appearances in the BCS National Championship Game. Scoring Four Big 12 teams rank in the Top 7 in the country in scoring offense (Kansas-2, Oklahoma-3, Missouri-6, Texas Tech-7), and six in the Top 20 (Texas-18, Kansas State-20). Getting Offensive The Big 12 leads all conferences with seven teams ranked in the NCAA Top 20 for total offense (Texas Tech-2, Missouri-5, Kansas- 6, Oklahoma State-8, Nebraska-13, Texas-14, Oklahoma-17). Individually Speaking The Big 12 is home to three of the nations s Top 5 receptions per game leaders (Michael Crabtree-Texas Tech, Jordy Nelson- Kansas State, Danny Amendola-Texas Tech), the Top 2 in receiving yards (Michael Crabtree-Texas Tech, Jordy Nelson- Kansas State), and two of the Top 4 in total offense (Graham Harrell-Texas Tech, Chase Daniel-Missouri). Championship Game Rematches This marks the sixth time in Big 12 history the championship game participants have met during the regular season. The regular season victor has emerged victorious three times in the championship game rematch , Oklahoma/Kansas State; 2002, Oklahoma/Colorado; 2005, Texas/Colorado (winning team in italics). Kickoff Comparison Comparative numbers for kickoffs last season from the 35-yardline vs. this year from the 30 for teams in the Big 12: Avg Avg Start Yr. KOs T.B. Ret. YPR Field Pos. TDs Big 12 Bowl Partners Again this season, the Big 12 has eight bowl slots guaranteed. The Conference is partnered with nine bowls, with the the Gator Bowl and Sun Bowl taking a Big 12 team twice over a four-year period beginning with the 2006 season. In the two years in which the Gator does not select a Big 12 team, the Sun Bowl will. Following is the selection order: BCS - Fiesta Cotton Holiday Gator (when it selects a Big 12 team) Alamo Sun (when the Gator does not take a Big 12 team) Insight Independence Texas Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship Winners In the 11-year history of the event, there have been six different winners. All-time titlists include Texas (1996, 2005), Nebraska (1997, 1999), Texas A&M (1998), Oklahoma (2000, 2002, 2004, 2007), Colorado (2001) and Kansas State (2003). North v South Below is a comparison of the North vs. South Divisions through the end of the 2007 regular season: North Division Record vs. South (44.9%) Big 12 Championship Game Record (36.4%) Bowl Appearances - 35 Bowl Record (51.5%) Teams with 10 or More Victories - 16 South Division Record vs. North (54.1%) Big 12 Championship Game Record (63.6%) Bowl Appearances - 37 Bowl Record (43.3%) Teams with 10 or More Victories - 13 Selection Sunday The final BCS Standings of the season and BCS matchups will be announced Sunday at 7:00 p.m. CT on FOX. As a result, Big 12 bowl selections will not be made public until that time. Working Overtime The 2007 season was a low-water mark for overtime games in the Big 12. Only one contest (Texas A&M 47, Fresno State 45, 3OT) required extra playing time this season, tying the low set during the 2000 campaign. Last season, an all-time high nine games went to overtime.

8 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page BayLor (3-9, 0-8) End of Season Colorado (6-6, 4-4) Next: Bowl Eligible Baylor has forced at least one turnover in 30 of its last 35 games, including 10 of 12 games in Five Baylor players recorded at least 30 receptions each in 2007 for the first time in school history. The five 30-catch receivers were Justin Akers, David Gettis, Brad Taylor, Brandon Whitaker and Thomas White. FS Jordan Lake recorded six double-digit tackle games in He had 120 tackles, the most by a Baylor player since Maurice Lane had 129 in QB Blake Szymanski established a Baylor single-season record for touchdowns responsibility with 23 (22 passing, 1 rushing). Iowa State (3-9, 2-6) End of Season Colorado has scored in 234 straight games, the fifth-longest active streak in the NCAA and the ninth-longest all-time. The Buffs have scored in 150 consecutive league games. Jordon Dizon moved up to second in the nation and continues to rank first in the Big 12 in tackles with 12.4 a game. Hugh Charles has 2,659 rushing yards for sixth all-time at CU. He is the second player in school history with 2,500 yards rushing (2,659) and 500 receiving (552) in a CU career. Cody Hawkins 424 attempts this season set a school record and his 239 completions are the second-most in school history. His 2,693 yards are tied for third-most at CU. He has a current streak of 70 pass attempts without an interception. KANSAS (11-1, 7-1) Next: Bowl Game Bret Meyer ends his career ranked third all-time on the Big 12 career charts in total offense (10,422), total plays (1,923) and passing yards (9,499). Wide receiver Todd Blythe finishes his career with three of the 10 top single season totals in school history. Blythe s 31 career TD catches ties for third in Big 12 history. Blythe completed his career with 176 catches for 3,096 yards, both school records. Bret Culbertson closed his career 100-for-100 in PATs and became the second player in ISU history with 100 career PATs. Culbertson s 214 career points ties for fifth all-time at Iowa State. R.J. Sumrall moved into ninth place on the Iowa State career chart with 99 receptions. Kansas State (5-7, 3-5) End of Season Kansas has 11 wins in a season for the first time in school history and claimed a share of its first Big 12 North Division title. Todd Reesing set the Kansas single-season record for passing yards, currently at 3,259. Reesing s two TD passes vs. Missouri moved him into a tie for the KU all-time career touchdown pass list with 35. He is tied with David Jaynes who had 35 from Reesing s 213 consecutive pass attempts without an interception set the Big 12 season record (previous mark was 205 by Reggie McNeal of Texas A&M in 2004). The Jayhawks are second nationally in scoring offense (44.3) and fourth in scoring defense (16.0). Missouri (11-1, 7-1) Next: Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship Jordy Nelson is second nationally in receptions (10.7) and receiving yards (133.8) per game, trailing Michael Crabtree of Texas Tech. Nelson concluded his K-State career second in career receptions (206), second in career receiving yards (2,822) and third in touchdown receptions (20). Josh Freeman finished his sophomore campaign with a single-season record 3,353 yards. Freeman s 5,133 career passing yards is fourth in school history. He is one of just five KSU quarterbacks to top the 5,000-yard mark in a career. James Johnson rushed for 1,106 yards in 2007, the first Wildcat to run for 1,000 yards since K-State has scored in 140 consecutive games. Missouri will make its first appearance in the Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship Game. Mizzou has won 11 games in a season for the first time in its history. Chase Daniel broke his own school record for total offense in a season with 4,029 yards in He also extended his own MU records for passing yards (3,951) and touchdown passes (33) in a season. Mizzou is fifth nationally in total offense (507.3 ypg), and is fifth in passing offense (336.8 ypg) and sixth in scoring offense (41.9 ppg). Daniel is second in the Big 12 and fourth nationally, averaging yards of total offense. The Mizzou defense has forced a turnover in 18 consecutive games.

9 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page Nebraska (5-7, 2-6) End of Season Oklahoma (10-2, 6-2) Next: Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship In his three career starts, QB Joe Ganz produced three of the top five single-game passing efforts in school history and three of the four 400-yard passing games in school annals. WR Maurice Purify is the first player in Nebraska history to record three straight 100-yard receiving games. He had four 100-yard receiving games in 2007, tying the NU season record (Johnny Rodgers in 1971 and 1972). Junior I-back Marlon Lucky became the first player in Nebraska history to surpass 1,000 career rushing (1,876) and receiving (1,091) yards. Oklahoma State (6-6, 4-4) Next: Bowl Eligible Oklahoma will play in the Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship Game for the sixth time in the last eight seasons. OU has won the league title four times, including last year. Sam Bradford established an NCAA freshman record for touchdown passes with 32. Bradford remains first nationally in passing efficiency at Oklahoma leads the nation with its 30th 10-win season. Alabama is second with 28. Allen Patrick rushed 29 times for a career-high 202 yards and two touchdowns in the Sooners victory over Oklahoma State. Texas (9-3, 5-3) Next: Bowl Game With his 108-yard rushing effort at Oklahoma, Dantrell Savage topped the 100-yard rushing mark for the ninth consecutive game. Savage raised his season rushing total to 1,172 yards, the 12th-best singleseason total in OSU history. Zac Robinson s 2,522 passing yards is second on OSU s singleseason passing yardage list. His school-record, single-season total yardage is 3,299. Jacob Lacey s interception vs. Oklahoma was his fifth of the season, marking the most interceptions an OSU player has had in a season since Darrent Williams recorded six in Junior safety Ricky Price racked up a game-high 13 tackles against the Sooners, which also marked his career high. Jamaal Charles moved into fifth place on UT s single-season rushing list with 1,458 yards. Charles has rushed for 3,167 yards during his career and moved past Vince Young (3,127, ) for fifth place on UT s all-time list. Colt McCoy is the fourth QB in Texas history to throw for 3,000 yards in a season (3,129). He now stands in third place on UT s single-season passing list after moving past Vince Young (3,036, 2005). Quan Cosby s 91-yard kickoff return for a TD at Texas A&M was the first of his career and marked UT s first kickoff return TD since Brandon Foster s interception vs. A&M was his third of the season and of his career. After the 38-yard return, he now has 110 return yards on those three INTs. Texas A&M (7-5, 4-4) Next: Bowl Game Texas Tech (8-4, 4-4) Next: Bowl Game Texas A&M is second in the Big 12 and 13th nationally in rushing yards with a game. Junior Martellus Bennett set the school record for career receiving yards by an Aggie tight end. He has 1,200 yards on 101 career catches. The 101 career catches are just four behind the TE school record of 105. Bennett is the seventh Aggie in school history to surpass the 100-catch plateau. Junior Stephen McGee s 362 passing yards on 25-of-36 passing vs. Texas were a career high. His only other 300-yard passing game was 318 vs. Louisiana Tech in Senior Marquis Carpenter s third-quarter interception vs. Texas was his fourth of the year and the eighth of his career. Redshirt freshman Michael Crabtree leads the country in receptions (10.4) and receiving yards (155.1), and is sixth in scoring (10.5 ppg). Tech s win over third-ranked Oklahoma matches the highest-ranked opponent that Tech has defeated in school history. The Raiders beat No. 3-ranked Texas in Graham Harrell became the second quarterback in Tech history to throw for 5,000-plus yards in a single season, as he now has 5,298. Only six quarterbacks in NCAA history have reached the 5,000 yard mark in a single season. Alex Trlica set the NCAA career record for extra points made with 227. Trlica also holds the NCAA mark for career extra points without a miss.

10 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page 10 USA Today Coaches Poll Nov. 25 No. School Rec Pts Prev 1. West Virginia (37) , Missouri (17) , Ohio State (6) , Georgia , Kansas , Virginia Tech , LSU , Oklahoma , USC 9-2 1, Hawaii Florida Boston College Arizona State Illinois Tennessee Wisconsin Clemson Texas BYU Oregon Auburn Virginia Boise State Cincinnati NR 25. Arkansas NR RV: Texas Tech, Oklahoma State Associated Press Nov. 25 No. School Rec Pts Prev 1. Missouri (45) , West Virginia (20) , Ohio State , Georgia , LSU , Virginia Tech , Kansas , USC 9-2 1, Oklahoma , Florida 9-3 1, Hawaii Boston College Arizona State Tennessee Illinois Clemson Texas Oregon Wisconsin Cincinnati BYU Virginia Auburn Boise State South Florida NR RV: Texas Tech Harris Poll Nov. 25 No. School Rec Pts Prev 1. Missouri (57) , West Virginia (45) , Ohio State (11) , Georgia , LSU , Kansas , Virginia Tech , Oklahoma , USC 9-2 2, Hawaii (1) , Florida 9-3 1, Boston College , Arizona State 9-2 1, Illinois 9-3 1, Tennessee 9-3 1, Wisconsin Texas Clemson Oregon BYU Cincinnati Boise State Virginia Auburn South Florida NR RV: Texas Tech Big 12 in the 2007 Weekly Rankings (Coaches/AP/Harris/BCS) CU KU KSU MU NU OU OSU UT A&M TTU PS --/-- --/-- RV/-- RV/RV 19/20 8/8 RV/RV 4/4 25/25 RV/RV 9/4 --/-- --/RV --/-- RV/RV 17/16 6/5 --/-- 7/7 23/23 RV/-- 9/9 --/-- --/RV --/-- RV/RV 14/14 5/3 --/-- 6/6 18/25 RV/-- 9/16 --/-- --/RV --/-- 25/25 22/24 4/4 --/-- 6/7 16/20 RV/RV 9/23 --/--/-- RV/RV/RV --/-- 20/20/21 22/25/24 4/3/3 --/--/-- 7/7/8 RV/RV/RV --/--/RV 9/30 RV/RV/RV RV/RV/RV RV/24/RV 17/17/18 23/25/23 10/10/9 --/--/-- 16/19/17 RV/RV/RV --/--/-- 10/7 RV/RV/RV 20/20/20 RV/RV/RV 11/11/11 RV/RV/RV 5/6/5 --/--/-- 22/23/21 RV/RV/RV RV/RV/RV 10/14 --/--/--/-- 15/15/15/13 RV/25/RV 17/15/17/16 --/--/--/-- 4/4/4/5 --/--/--/-- 18/19/18/22 --/--/RV/-- 21/22/21/24 10/21 --/--/--/-- 10/12/11/9 RV/RV/RV/-- 13/13/13/13 --/--/--/-- 4/4/4/6 RV/RV/RV 16/17/16/19 RV/RV/RV/-- RV/RV/RV/-- 10/28 RV/--/RV/-- 8/8/8/8 RV/RV/RV/-- 9/9/9/9 --/--/--/-- 5/5/4/6 RV/RV/RV/-- 12/14/11/15 --/--/RV/-- RV/--/RV/-- 11/4 --/--/--/-- 5/5/5/4 --/--/--/-- 7/7/7/6 --/--/--/-- 4/4/4/5 RV/--/--/-- 14/15/12/14 --/--/--/-- RV/--/RV/-- 11/11 --/--/--/-- 4/4/4/3 --/--/--/-- 6/6/6/5 --/--/--/-- 3/3/3/4 --/--/--/-- 11/12/12/13 --/--/--/-- --/--/--/-- 11/18 --/--/--/-- 2/2/2/2 --/--/--/-- 4/3/3/4 --/--/--/-- 9/10/9/10 --/--/--/-- 11/13/11/13 --/--/--/-- 24/RV/RV/-- 11/25 --/--/--/-- 5/7/6/5 --/--/--/-- 2/1/1/1 --/--/--/-- 8/9/8/9 --/--/--/-- 18/17/17/20 --/--/--/-- RV/RV/RV/-- 12/2 Final BCS Rankings Nov. 25 Harris Poll Coaches Poll Computer Ranking Points BCS No. School Rk Pts Pct. Rk Pts Pct. A&H RB CM KM JS PW Pct. Avg Avg Prev 1. Missouri 1 2, , West Virginia 2 2, , Ohio State 3 2, , Georgia 4 2, , Kansas 6 2, , Virginia Tech 7 2, , LSU 5 2, , USC 9 2, , Oklahoma 8 2, , Florida 11 1, Boston College 12 1, Hawaii 10 1, Arizona State 13 1, Tennessee 15 1, Illinois 14 1, Clemson Oregon Wisconsin BYU Texas South Florida Virginia Cincinnati Auburn NR 25. Boise State NR

11 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page Big 12 Attendance Figures Home Games Only G Total Avg High Baylor (50,000) 6 206,266 34,378 41,335 Colorado (53,750) 6 303,051 50,509 52,951 Iowa State (55,000) 7 346,233 49,462 56,795 Kansas (50,071) 7 327,491 46,584 51,910 Kansas State (50,000) 6 284,296 47,383 50,924 Missouri (68,349) 6 360,943 60,157 70,049 Nebraska (81,067) 7 591,606 84,515 84,959 Oklahoma (82,112) 7 594,005 84,858 85,357 Oklahoma State (44,700) 6 240,144 40,024 41,725 Texas (79,866) 6 580,865 82,980 85,968 Texas A&M (82,600) 7 575,450 82,207 88,253 Texas Tech (52,882) 6 311,467 51,912 55,491 Total 78 4,802,354 61,569 88,253 Road/Neutral Games Only G Total Avg High Baylor 6 315,217 52,536 84,450 Colorado 6 300,134 50,022 68,133 Iowa State 5 250,916 50,183 84,703 Kansas 5 308,590 61,718 85,341 Kansas State 6 377,915 62,986 86,439 Missouri 6 378,716 63,119 85,041 Nebraska 5 291,813 58,363 85,968 Oklahoma 5 270,122 54,025 80,000 Oklahoma State 6 400,796 66,799 92,746 Texas 5 348,676 69,735 88,253 Texas A&M 5 334,575 66,915 85,044 Texas Tech 6 275,174 45,862 86,401 Total 66 3,772,102 57,153 92,746 Big 12 vs. Non-Conference Opponents (Includes Bowl Games) All-Time 2007 W L Pct. W L Pct. ACC Big East Big Ten Conference USA Independents MAC Mountain West Pac SEC Sun Belt WAC Non-IA Total Big 12 Television Schedule Date Game Network Time/Result Sept. 1 Colorado State vs. Colorado FSN CU (OT) Nevada at Nebraska ABC NU Missouri vs. Illinois ESPN2* MU Baylor at TCU CSTV* TCU 27-0 Oklahoma State at Georgia ESPN2* UGA North Texas at Oklahoma FSN OU Kansas State at Auburn ESPN* AU Sept. 3 Texas Tech at SMU ESPN* TTU 49-9 Sept. 8 Miami (Fla.) at Oklahoma ABC OU Nebraska at Wake Forest ESPN* NU Fresno State at Texas A&M FSN TAMU (3OT) TCU at Texas FSN UT Colorado at Arizona State FSN* ASU Sept. 14 Oklahoma State at Troy ESPN2* Troy Sept. 15 Iowa at Iowa State Versus ISU Texas at Central Florida ESPN2* UT USC at Nebraska ABC USC Utah State at Oklahoma FSN-PPV* OU 54-3 Texas Tech at Rice FSNSW* TTU Florida State at Colorado ESPN FSU 16-6 Sept. 20 Texas A&M at Miami (Fla.) ESPN* Miami Sept. 21 Oklahoma at Tulsa ESPN2* OU Sept. 22 Ball State at Nebraska FSN-PPV* NU Texas Tech at Oklahoma State FSN OSU Rice at Texas FSN UT Sept. 29 Baylor at Texas A&M Versus TAMU Oklahoma at Colorado FSN CU Kansas State at Texas ABC KSU Oct. 6 Kansas at Kansas State FSN KU Oklahoma vs. Texas ABC OU Oklahoma State at Texas A&M FSN TAMU Nebraska at Missouri ESPN MU 41-6 Oct. 13 Texas at Iowa State FSN UT 56-3 Baylor at Kansas FCS-Central KU Oklahoma State at Nebraska FSN-PPV* OSU Texas A&M at Texas Tech ABC TTU 35-7 Missouri at Oklahoma FSN OU Colorado at Kansas State ESPN2 KSU Oct. 20 Oklahoma at Iowa State FSN OU 17-7 Texas at Baylor Versus UT Texas Tech at Missouri ABC MU Kansas at Colorado ESPN KU Oct. 27 Colorado at Texas Tech ABC CU Nebraska at Texas ABC UT Kansas at Texas A&M ESPN2 KU Nov. 3 Nebraska at Kansas FSN KU Kansas State at Iowa State Versus ISU Texas at Oklahoma State ABC UT Missouri at Colorado FSN MU Texas A&M at Oklahoma ABC OU Nov. 10 Kansas State at Nebraska VERSUS NU Texas A&M at Missouri FSN MU Colorado at Iowa State FCS-Central ISU Texas Tech at Texas ABC UT Baylor at Oklahoma FSN OU Kansas at Oklahoma State ABC KU Nov. 17 Missouri at Kansas State FSN MU Iowa State at Kansas ABC KU 45-7 Oklahoma State at Baylor FSN OSU Oklahoma at Texas Tech ABC TTU Nov. 23 Nebraska at Colorado ABC CU Texas at Texas A&M ABC TAMU Nov. 24 Oklahoma State at Oklahoma FSN OU Kansas State at Fresno State ESPN* FSU Missouri at Kansas ABC MU Dec. 1 Oklahoma vs. Missouri ABC 7:00 p.m. Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship * Appearances outside Big 12 Conference television package. Times listed are CT.

12 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page Yard Passers High 12 - Graham Harrell, TTU, Jr at Oklahoma State (9/22) 8 - Chase Daniel, MU, Jr vs. Colorado (11/3) 5 - Todd Reesing, KU, So vs. Florida International (9/22) 4 - Josh Freeman, KSU, So at Oklahoma State (10/20) 3 - Joe Ganz, NU, Jr vs. Kansas State(11/10) 3 - Blake Szymanski, BU, So vs. Rice (9/8) 2 - Sam Keller, NU, Sr vs. Ball State ( 9/22) 2 - Sam Bradford, OU, Fr vs. North Texas (9/1) 2 - Colt McCoy, UT, So vs. Rice (9/22) 1 - Zac Robinson, OSU, So vs. Texas (11/3) 1 - Stephen McGee, TAMU, Jr vs. Texas (11/23) 1 - Cody Hawkins, CU, Fr vs. Florida State (9/15) 100-Yard Rushers 9 - Dantrell Savage, OSU, Sr at Nebraska (10/13) 6 - Jamaal Charles, UT, Jr vs. Nebraska (10/27) 6 - Hugh Charles, CU, Jr at Kansas State (10/13) 5 - Marlon Lucky, NU, Jr vs. Nevada (9/1) 5 - Brandon McAnderson, KU, Sr at Texas A&M (10/27) 5 - James Johnson, KSU, Sr vs. Missouri (11/17) 4 - Stephen McGee, TAMU, Jr at Nebraska (10/20) 3 - Allen Patrick, OU, Sr vs. Oklahoma State (11/24) 3 - Zac Robinson, OSU, So at Baylor (11/17) 3 - Jorvorskie Lane, TAMU, So at Nebraska (10/20) 3 - Jake Sharp, KU, So vs. Toledo (9/15) 2 - Alexander Robinson, ISU, Fr at Missouri (10/27) 2 - J.J. Bass, ISU, Jr vs. Toledo (9/22) 2 - DeMarco Murray, OU, Fr vs. Texas (10/6) 2 - Tony Temple, MU, Jr vs. Texas A&M (11/10) 1 - Brandon Whitaker, BU, Sr at Oklahoma (11/10) 1 - Kendall Hunter, OSU, Fr at Troy (9/13) 1 - Jason Scales, ISU, Jr vs. Nebraska (9/29) 1 - Mike Goodson, TAMU, So vs. UL-Monroe (9/15) 1 - Deron Fontenot, OSU, Fr vs. Texas Tech (9/22) 1 - Leon Patton, KSU, SO vs. Baylor (10/27) 1 - Colt McCoy, UT, So at Oklahoma State (11/3) 1 - Quentin Castille, NU, Fr vs. Oklahoma State (10/13) 100-Yard Receivers 10 - Michael Crabtree, TTU, Fr vs. Rice (9/15) 8 - Jordy Nelson, KSU, Sr vs. Missouri State (9/15) 5 - Marcus Henry, KU, Sr at Oklahoma State (11/10) 5 - Adarius Bowman, OSU, Sr at Texas A&M (10/6) 4 - Danny Amendola, TTU, Sr at Oklahoma State (9/22) 4 - Maurice Purify, NU, Sr at Kansas (11/3) 3 - Jeremy Maclin, MU, Fr vs. Texas A&M (11/10) 3 - Juaquin Iglesias, OU, Jr at Tulsa (9/21) 3 - Malcolm Kelly, OU, Jr vs. North Texas (9/1) 2 - Todd Blythe, ISU, Sr at Texas Tech (10/6) 2 - Marlon Lucky, NU, Sr vs. Texas A&M (10/20) 2 - Thomas White, BU, Jr at Kansas State (10/27) 2 - Dexton Fields, KU, Jr vs. Missouri (11/24) 2 - Martin Rucker, MU Sr vs. Western Michigan (9/15) 1 - Brandon Whitaker, BU, Sr vs. Colorado (10/6) 1 - Dez Bryant, OSU, Fr vs. Kansas (11/10) 1 - Jermichael Finley, UT, So vs. Oklahoma (10/6) 1 - Limas Sweed, UT, Sr vs. Rice (9/22) 1 - Sean Hill, NU, Jr vs. Ball State (9/22) 1 - Manual Johnson, OU, Jr vs. Baylor (11/10) 1 - Nate Jones, UT, Sr at Iowa State (10/13) 1 - Eric Morris, TTU, Jr vs. Colorado (10/27) 1 - Tony Temple, MU, Sr at Ole Miss (9/8) 1 - Kerry Franks, TAMU, Sr vs. Oklahoma State (10/6) 1 - Danario Alexander, MU, So vs. Kansas(11/24) 1 - Edward Britton, TTU, So at Texas (11/10) 1 - Quan Cosby, UT, Jr vs. Nebraska (10/27) 1 - Earvin Taylor, TAMU, Sr vs. Texas (11/23) 1 - Nate Swift, NU, Jr at Texas (10/27) 1 - Scotty McKnight, CU, Fr vs. Colorado State (9/1) 1 - Deon Murphy, KSU, Jr at Nebraska (11/10) 1 - Will Franklin, MU, Sr vs. Ole Miss (9/8) 2007 Big 12 Superlatives 1 - Daniel Gonzalez, KSU, Sr vs. Baylor (10/27) 1 - Josh Smith, CU, Fr at Baylor (10/6) 1 - Chase Coffman, MU, Jr at Oklahoma (10/13) 10-Tackle Games High 8 - Jordan Dizon, CU, Sr...20 vs. Colorado State (9/1) 8 - Curtis Lofton, OU, Jr...18 vs. Missouri (10/13) 6 - Mark Dodge, TAMU, Sr vs. Fresno State (9/8) 5 - Jordan Lake, BU, So...18 at Texas A&M (9/29) 4 - Cornelius Brown, MU, Sr vs. Texas Tech (10/20) 4 - Joe Pawalek, BU, So...13 at Kansas (10/13) 4 - Steve Octavien, NU, Sr vs. Texas A&M (10/20) 4 - Joe Mortensen, KU, Jr...13 vs. Missouri (11/24) 4 - Sean Weatherspoon, MU, So...12 vs. Iowa State (10/27) 3 - James Holt, KU, Jr...15 at Colorado (10/20) 3 - Corey McKeon, NU, Sr vs. Texas A&M (10/20) 3 - Misi Tupe, TAMU, Sr vs. Oklahoma State (10/6) 2 - Alvin Bowen, ISU, Sr...15 at Texas Tech (10/6) 2 - Bo Ruud, NU, Sr...14 vs. Iowa State (9/29) 2 - Jordan Pugh, TAMU, So...14 vs. Kansas (10/27) 2 - Quentin Moore, OSU, Jr vs. Kansas (11/10) 2 - Mike Rivera, KU, Jr...14 vs. Missouri (11/24) 2 - Chris Collins, OSU, So...13 at Troy (9/14) 2 - Patrick Lavine, OSU, So at Nebraska (10/13) 2 - Chris Carney, KSU, So at Nebraska (11/10) 2 - Jesse Smith, ISU, So vs. Kent State (8/30) 2 - James Smith, ISU, So vs. Northern Iowa (9/8) 2 - Joe Garcia, TTU, Sr vs. Texas A&M (10/13) 2 - D.J. Wolfe, OU, Sr vs. Texas A& M (11/3) 2 - Lewis Baker, OU, Sr...11 vs. Missouri (10/13) 2 - Paul Williams, TTU, Sr at Rice (9/15) 2 - Darcel McBath, TTU, Jr at Missouri (10/20) 1 - Justin Thorton, KU, So...16 vs. Missouri (11/24) 1 - Ryan Reynolds, OU, So...15 at Colorado (9/29) 1 - Marcus Griffin, UT, Sr...14 at Texas A&M (11/23) 1 - Gary Chandler, KSU, Jr at Fresno State (11/24) 1 - Ricky Price, OSU, Jr at Oklahoma (11/24) 1 - Brandon Stiggers, BU, Sr...13 at Texas A&M (9/29) 1 - Reggie Smith, OU, Jr...13 at Colorado (9/29) 1 - Jacob Lacey, OSU, So vs. Texas Tech (9/22) 1 - Alton Dixon, TAMU, Jr vs. Oklahoma State (10/6) 1 - Justin McKinney, KSU, Sr vs. Colorado (10/13) 1 - Brock Christopher, MU, Jr at Oklahoma (10/13) 1 - Donovan Woods, OSU, Sr at Nebraska (10/13) 1 - Lance Brandenburgh, NU, Sr vs. Texas A&M (10/20) 1 - Cha pelle Brown, CU, So at Missouri (11/3) 1 - Chris Harris, KU, Fr...12 vs. Missouri (11/24) 1 - Darrell Stuckey, KU, So...12 vs. Missouri (11/24) 1 - Dwain Crawford, BU, Jr vs. Texas State (9/15) 1 - Jamar Wall, TTU, So at Oklahoma State (9/22) 1 - Jeremy Nethon, OSU, Sr...11 at Texas A&M (10/6) 1 - Arkeith Brown, TAMU, Jr vs. Kansas (11/23) 1 - Devin Gregg, TAMU, Jr vs. Kansas (11/23) 1 - Rodrick Johnson, OSU, Sr at Oklahoma (11/24) 1 - William Moore, MU, Jr...11 vs. Colorado (11/3) 1 - Marlon Williams, TTU, So...10 at Oklahoma State (9/22) 1 - Kellen Tillman, TTU, Sr...10 at Oklahoma State (9/22) 1 - Nic Harris, OU, Jr...10 at Colorado (9/29) 1 - Lance Brandenburgh, NU, Sr at Missouri (10/6) 1 - Andre Sexton, OSU, So at Texas A&M (10/6) 1 - Jeff Smart, CU, So at Baylor (10/6) 1 - Larry Asante, NU, So vs. Texas A&M (10/20) 1 - Colby Whitlock, TTU, Fr at Texas (11/10)

13 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page 13 CURRENT PLAYERS IN THE BIG 12 CAREER CHARTS Total Offensive Plays 3. Bret Meyer, ISU, Sr...1, Graham Harrell, TTU, Jr...1, Chase Daniel, MU, Jr...1,291 Total Offense 3. Bret Meyer, ISU, Sr...10, Graham Harrell, TTU, Jr...10, Chase Daniel, MU, Jr...8,250 Pass Attempts 3. Bret Meyer, ISU, Sr...1, Graham Harrell, TTU, Jr...1, Chase Daniel, MU, Jr...1,013 Passing Yards 2. Graham Harrell, TTU, Sr...10, Bret Meyer, ISU, Sr Chase Daniel, MU, Jr...7,825 Pass Completions 2. Graham Harrell, TTU, Jr Bret Meyer, ISU, Sr Chase Daniel, MU, Jr Passing Touchdowns 2. Graham Harrell, TTU, Jr Chase Daniel, MU, Jr...62 Receiving Yards 4. Todd Blythe, ISU, Sr...3, Jordy Nelson, KSU, Sr...2,822 Receiving Touchdowns T3. Todd Blythe, ISU, Sr...31 Punts T6. Kyle Tucker, KU, Sr Tim Reyer, KSU, Sr PAT Kicks Made 1. Alex Trlica, TTU, Sr Garret Hartley, OU, Sr Scott Webb, KU, Sr Scoring (Points) 4. Alex Trlica, TTU, Sr Interception Return Yards 3. Aqib Talib, KU, Jr Bo Ruud, NU, Sr Punt Returns T3. Danny Amendola, TTU, Sr Punt Return Yards 5. Danny Amendola, TTU, Sr...1,278 Single-game record updates Passing 2. Graham Harrell, TTU, Jr at Oklahoma State (9-22) Big 12 junior record Receiving yards 3. Michael Crabtree, TTU, Fr at Rice (9-15) Big 12 freshman record Total Offense Yards 2. Graham Harrell, TTU, Jr at Oklahoma State (9-22) Big 12 junior record Total Rushing Yards 10. Jamaal Charles, UT, Jr vs. Nebraska (10-27) Longest Plays - Rushing 5. Demarco Murray, OU, Fr vs. Utah State (9-15) Big 12 freshman record Longest Plays- Interception Return T1. Aqib, Talib, KU, Jr vs Fla. International (9-22) Big 12 junior record Interceptions T1. Terrence Wheatley, CU, Sr... 3 at Texas Tech (10-27) T1. Jacob Lacey, OSU, Jr...3 vs. Texas A&M (11-3) All Purpose Yards 4. Jeremy Maclin, MU, Fr at Kansas State (11-17) Big 12 freshman record Single-SEASON record updates Touchdown Receptions 1. Michael Crabtree, TTU, Fr...21 (NCAA freshman record) Kick Return Yards 3. Marcus Herford, KU, Jr Kick Return for a Touchdown T1. Marcus Herford, KU, Jr...2 T1. DeMarco Murray, OU, Fr...2 (tied with Ben Kelly, CU, 1999 and Robert Quiroga, BU, 2003) Receptions 1. Jordy Nelson, KSU, Sr Big 12 senior record Receiving Yards 2. Jordy Nelson, KSU, Sr...1,606 Big 12 senior record Passing Yards 2. Graham Harrell, TTU, Jr...5,298 Big 12 junior record Kick Return Yards 5. Marcus Herford, KU, Jr...1, Quan Cosby, UT, Jr...1, Perrish Cox, OSU, So...1, Kerry Franks, TAMU, Sr...1,141

14 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page Big 12 Instant Replay Statistics Big 12 Plays Plays Avg. Length One Two Coaches Challenges Replay Crew Reviewed Overturned of Review Coaches Challenge Coaches Challanges Upheld 8/30-9/ : / : / : / : / : / : / : / : / : / : / : / : / : /1 Totals : Players of the Week Offense Defense Special Teams 9/4 Marlon, Lucky, Jr, RB, NU Pig Brown, Sr, SS, MU Kevin Eberhart, Sr, PK, CU 9/10 Sam Bradford, Fr, QB, OU Reggie Smith, Jr, CB, OU Brandon Foster, Sr, CB, UT Blake Szymanski, So, QB, BU Marcus Herford, Jr, KR, KU 9/17 Michael Crabtree, Fr, WR, TTU Brandon Foster, Sr, CB, UT Bret Culbertson, Sr, PK, ISU 9/24 Graham Harrell, Jr, QB, TTU Jordan Lake, So, FS, BU Jeremy Maclin, Fr, KR, MU 10/1 Jordy Nelson, Sr, WR, KSU Ian Campbell, Jr, DE, KSU Chase McBride, Sr, PR, CU 10/8 Chase Daniel, Jr, QB, MU Reggie Smith, Jr, CB, OU Kevin Eberhart, Sr, PK, CU 10/15 Dantrell Savage, Sr, RB, OSU Curtis Lofton, Jr, LB, OU Brooks Rossman, Jr, PK, KSU 10/22 Stephen McGee, Jr, QB, TAMU Pig Brown, Sr, SS, MU Scott Webb, Sr, PK, KU 10/29 Jamaal Charles, Jr, RB, UT Terrence Wheatley, Sr, CB, CU Ryan Bailey, Jr, PK, UT 11/5 Chase Daniel, Jr, QB, MU Chris Singleton, Jr, CB, ISU Ryan Bailey, Jr, PK, UT 11/12 Joe Ganz, Jr, QB, NU Aqib Talib, Jr, CB, KU DeMarco Murray, Fr, KR, OU 11/19 Graham Harrell, Jr, QB, TTU Nathan Peterson, Sr, DB, OSU Jeremy Maclin, Fr, KR, MU Todd Reesing, So, QB, KU 11/26 Chase Daniel, Jr, QB, MU Curtis Lofton, Jr, LB, OU Jeff Wolfert, Jr, PK, MU Big 12 in this Week s Rankings Coaches AP HI BCS Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Texas All-Time Championship Game Attendance Year Site Attend Capacity 1996 TWA Dome (St. Louis) 63,109 66, Alamodome (San Antonio) 64,824* 65, TWA Dome (St. Louis) 60,798 66, Alamodome (San Antonio) 65,035* 65, Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City) 79,655* 79, Texas Stadium (Irving) 66,675* 65, Reliant Stadium (Houston) 63,332 72, Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City) 79,460* 79, Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City) 62,130 79, Reliant Stadium (Houston) 71,707* 72, Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City) 80,031* 79,451 * - Games Listed as Sellout

15 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page 15 BAYLOR (3-9, 0-8) BU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S1 L 0-27 at TCU 35,606 22^ S8 W Rice 29, S15 W Texas State 36, S22 W at Buffalo 22, S29 L at Texas A&M* 82, O6 L Colorado* 32, O13 L at Kansas* 43, O20 L Texas* 41, O27 L at Kansas State* 45, N3 L 7-38 Texas Tech* 39, N10 L at Oklahoma* 84, N17 L Oklahoma State* 28, ^AP Ranking COLORADO (6-6, 4-4) CU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (MT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S1 W vs. Colorado State 68, S8 L at Arizona State 58, S15 L 6-16 Florida State 52, S22 W 42-0 Miami (Ohio) 45, S29 W Oklahoma* 50, O6 W at Baylor* 32, O13 L at Kansas State* 46, O20 L Kansas* 51, O27 W at Texas Tech* 49, N3 L Missouri* 51, N10 L at Iowa State* 45, N23 W Nebraska* 51, IOWA STATE (3-9, 2-6) ISU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO A30 L Kent State 47, S8 L Northern Iowa 56, S15 W Iowa 49, S22 L at Toledo 15, S29 L at Nebraska* 84, O6 L at Texas Tech* 46, O13 L 3-56 Texas* 52, O20 L 7-17 Oklahoma* 49, O27 L at Missouri* 53, N3 W Kansas State* 45, N10 W Colorado* 45, N17 L 7-45 at Kansas* 51, KANSAS (11-1, 7-1) KU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S1 W 52-7 Central Michigan 46, S8 W 62-0 SE Louisiana 43, S15 W Toledo 48, S22 W 55-3 Fla. International 42, O6 W at Kansas State* 50, O13 W Baylor* 43, O20 W at Colorado* 51, O27 W at Texas A&M* 85, N3 W Nebraska* 51, N10 W at Oklahoma State* 39, N17 W 45-7 Iowa State* 51, N24 L Missouri*

16 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page 16 KANSAS STATE (5-7, 3-5) KSU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S1 L at Auburn 86,439 18^ S8 W San Jose State 45, S15 W Missouri State 46, S29 W at Texas* 84, O6 L Kansas* 50, O13 W Colorado* 46, O20 L at Oklahoma State* 41, O27 W Baylor* 45, N3 L at Iowa State* 45, N10 L at Nebraska* 84, N17 L Missouri* 48, N24 L Fresno State 34, ^ AP ranking MISSOURI (11-1, 7-1) MU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S1 W vs. Illinois (St.Louis) 62, S8 W at Mississippi 50, S15 W Western Michigan 53, S22 W Illinois State 56,137 25^ O6 W 41-6 Nebraska* 70, O13 L at Oklahoma* 85, O20 W Texas Tech* 63, O27 W Iowa State* 53, N3 L at Colorado* 51, N10 W Texas A&M* 64, N17 W at Kansas State* 48, N24 W vs. Kansas* 80, D1 7:00 p.m. vs. Oklahoma# ^ AP ranking # Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship Game NEBRASKA (5-7, 2-6) NU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S1 W Nevada 84,078 20^ S8 W at Wake Forest 32,483 16^ S15 L USC 84,959 14^ 14 1^ S22 W Ball State 84,294 24^ S29 W Iowa State* 84, O6 L 6-41 at Missouri* 70, O13 L Oklahoma State* 84, O20 L Texas A&M* 84, O27 L at Texas* 85, N3 L at Kansas* 51, N10 W Kansas State* 84, N23 L at Colorado* 51, ^ AP ranking OKLAHOMA (10-2, 6-2) OU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S1 W North Texas 84,472 8^ S8 W Miami (Fla.) 85,357 5^ S15 W 54-3 Utah State 84,403 3^ S21 W at Tulsa 35,542 4^ S29 L at Colorado* 50, O6 W vs. Texas* 80, O13 W Missouri* 85, O20 W 17-7 at Iowa State* 49, N3 W Texas A&M* 85, N10 W Baylor* 84, N17 L at Texas Tech* 55, N24 W Oklahoma State* 85, D1 7:00 p.m. vs. Missouri# ^ AP ranking # Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship Game

17 Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas Page 17 OKLAHOMA STATE (6-6, 4-4) OSU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S1 L at Georgia 92,746 13^ S8 W 42-6 Florida Atlantic 38, S14 L at Troy 24, S22 W Texas Tech* 37, S29 W 39-3 Sam Houston State 41, O6 L at Texas A&M* 86, O13 W at Nebraska* 84, O20 W Kansas State* 41, N3 L Texas* 41, N10 L Kansas* 39, N17 W at Baylor* 28, N24 L at Oklahoma* 85, * AP ranking TEXAS (9-3, 5-3) UT Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S1 W Arkansas State 84,440 4^ S8 W TCU 84,621 7^ S15 W at Central Florida 45,622 6^ S22 W Rice 84,571 7^ S29 L Kansas State* 84, O6 L vs. Oklahoma* 80, O13 W 56-3 at Iowa State* 52, O20 W at Baylor* 41, O27 W Nebraska* 85, N3 W at Oklahoma State* 41, N10 W Texas Tech* 86, N23 L at Texas A&M* 88, ^ AP ranking TEXAS A&M (7-5, 4-4) TAMU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S1 W 38-7 Montana State 79,438 25^ S8 W OT Fresno State 75,922 23^ S15 W UL Monroe 77,309 25^ S20 L at Miami (Fla.) 44,622 20^ S29 W Baylor* 82, O6 W Oklahoma State* 86, O13 L 7-35 at Texas Tech* 55, O20 W at Nebraska* 84, O27 L Kansas* 85, N3 L at Oklahoma* 85, N10 L at Missouri* 64, N23 W Texas* 88, ^ AP ranking TEXAS TECH (8-4, 4-4) TTU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S3 W 49-9 at SMU 26, S8 W UTEP 52, S15 W at Rice 21, S22 L at Oklahoma State* 37, S29 W 75-7 Northwestern State 52, O6 W Iowa State* 46, O13 W 35-7 Texas A&M* 55, O20 L at Missouri* 63, O27 L Colorado* 49, N3 W 38-7 at Baylor* 39, N10 L at Texas* 86, N17 W Oklahoma* 55,