BIG 12 FOOTBALL 2009 WEEK 7

BIG 12 FOOTBALL 2009 WEEK 7 OCTOBER 13, 2009 2009 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 Kansas 1-0 1.000 41 36 5-0 1.000 203 90 4-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 Won 7 Nebraska 1-0 1.000 27 12 4-1.800 184 40 3-0 1-1 0-0 1-0 1-1 Won 2 Kansas State 1-1.500 38 89 3-3.500 132 153 2-0 0-3 1-0 1-0 0-0 Lost 1 Missouri 0-1.000 12 27 4-1.800 159 89 2-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 Lost 1 Colorado 0-1.000 14 38 1-4.200 117 150 1-1 0-3 0-0 0-0 0-1 Lost 2 Iowa State 0-2.000 59 65 3-3.500 161 141 2-1 1-1 0-1 0-2 0-1 Lost 2 SOUTH DIVISION Texas 2-0 1.000 72 38 5-0 1.000 236 75 4-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 Won 9 Oklahoma State 1-0 1.000 36 31 4-1.800 192 116 3-1 1-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 Won 3 Oklahoma 1-0 1.000 33 7 3-2.600 175 42 3-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-2 Won 1 Texas Tech 1-1.500 90 48 4-2.667 259 128 4-0 0-2 0-0 0-1 0-2 Won 2 Baylor 0-1.000 7 33 3-2.600 152 112 2-1 1-1 0-0 0-1 0-1 Lost 1 Texas A&M 0-1.000 31 36 3-2.600 185 138 3-1 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 Lost 2 UPCOMING SCHEDULE Saturday, October 17 No. 18/18 Oklahoma vs. No. 2/2 Texas [Dallas] (ABC) 11:00 a.m. Texas Tech at No. 19/17 Nebraska (ABC) 2:30 p.m. No. 16/15 Kansas at Colorado [FSN] 6:00 p.m. Texas A&M at Kansas State [FCS] 6:00 p.m. Baylor at Iowa State 6:00 p.m. No. RV/24 Missouri at No. 15/14 Oklahoma State (ESPN2) 8:15 p.m. All Times listed as Central. Harris and coaches polls rankings listed. THIS WEEK S RANKINGS HI Coaches AP Texas 2 2 3 Oklahoma State 15 14 16 Kansas 16 15 17 Oklahoma 18 18 20 Nebraska 19 17 15 Missouri RV 24 RV Texas Tech RV LAST WEEK S RESULTS Thursday, October 8 No. 21/22 Nebraska 27, at No. 23/18 Missouri 12 (ESPN) (65,826) Saturday, October 10 No. 14/13 Oklahoma State 36, at Texas A&M 31 (FSN) (76,153) at No. 16/15 Kansas 41, Iowa State 36 (VERSUS) (48,203) at No. 20/21 Oklahoma 33, Baylor 7 (ABC) (84,478) at Texas Tech 66, Kansas State 14 (FSNSW/FSNMW) (47,382) at No. 2/2 Texas 38, Colorado 14 (ESPN) (101,152) BIG 12 FOOTBALL QUICK HITS Week 7 features six Big 12 matchups, including two Top 25 tilts. No. 18/18 Oklahoma faces No. 2/2 Texas in Dallas Cotton Bowl Stadium for the annual Red River Rivalry while No. 24 Missouri travels to No. 15/14 Oklahoma State. Five Conference contests will be televised. Including this week s games, 47 of 61 outings will have been telecast on some type of media platform. Five Big 12 quarterbacks rank nationally among the Top 18 in passing yards per game - 2. Taylor Potts, TTU (363.40); T5. Todd Reesing, KU and Jerrod Johnson, TAMU (315.80); 15. Colt McCoy, UT (282.00) and 18. Blaine Gabbert, MU (259.00). Kansas (5-0) and Texas (5-0) are among the last nine undefeated FBS teams. Two of the top three national sack leaders reside in the Big 12-1. Von Miller, TAMU (1.80) and 3. Jeremy Beal, OU (1.30). Oklahoma owns the nation s longest home win streak at 27. Texas is tied for third with 13 straight victories at home while Texas Tech is tied for fi fth with 12. Through the fi rst six weeks of the season, the Big 12 has recorded 19 300- yard passing performances, 33 receiving efforts topping the century mark and 22 rushers with 100-plus-yard games. Six Big 12 squads are ranked in Oct. 11 polls with Texas remaining No. 2 in the Harris and coaches ratings. Other ranked teams include Oklahoma State, Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska and Missouri. Texas Tech received votes in the AP Poll. A complete listing is on page 5. Big 12 Players of the Week were awarded to - Offense: Steven Sheffield (Texas Tech), Defense: Ndamukong Suh (Nebraska) and Special Teams: Jordan Shipley (Texas). Suh was also named Walter Camp Football Foundation National Defensive Player of the Week. October 24 television selections are noted below. ABC will utilize a six-day pick in determining times for its two telecasts. Saturday, October 24 FSN - Iowa State at Nebraska, 11:30 a.m. CT VERSUS - Oklahoma State at Baylor, 11:30 a.m. CT ABC - Oklahoma at Kansas, 2:30 or 7:00 p.m. CT ABC - Texas at Missouri, 2:30 or 7:00 p.m. CT

Big 12 Football October 13, 2009 2009 Week 7 Page 2 Media Teleconferences Big 12 football coaches conduct a media teleconference every Monday from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. CT, August 31-Nov. 30. Each coach is available for approximately 10 minutes. 10:00 Mark Mangino, Kansas 10:10 Bob Stoops, Oklahoma 10:20 Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State 10:30 Bill Snyder, Kansas State 10:40 Gary Pinkel, Missouri 10:50 Mike Leach, Texas Tech 11:00 Art Briles, Baylor 11:10 Paul Rhoads, Iowa State 11:20 Mack Brown, Texas 11:30 Mike Sherman, Texas A&M 11:40 Dan Hawkins, Colorado 11:50 Bo Pelini, Nebraska Contact Big 12 Communications for the call-in and/or replay numbers. The calls are also available live and archived on the Big 12 web site at: Big12Sports.com. CollegePressBox.com The offi cial media site for Big 12 football will provide one-stop access to updated contact information, media guides, game notes, game books, quotes, links and more for each of the conference s 12 schools and the conference office. Media should contact Big 12 Communications for a user name and password. Big12Sports.com Complete information on Big 12 football is available on the league s offi cial web site - Big12Sports.com. Highlights include a Virtual Skywriters Tour which previews each team during its fall camp and features on student-athletes, scheduled to begin in September. The video section contains original programming, as well as an archive of televised games. Big12Sports.com correspondent Wendell Barnhouse provides a unique behind-the-scenes look at the Conference in his Big 12 Insider blog. Big 12 on Facebook and Twitter The Big 12 also maintains a presence on two social networking sites - Facebook (www.facebook.com/big12) and Twitter (twitter.com/big12conference). Periodic updates are posted, including selected game updates and other conferencerelated information. 14th Annual Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship The Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Champoinship makes its debut in the newly-opened Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The 2009 game takes place on Saturday, December 5, at 7:00 p.m. CT and will be nationally televised by ABC. In 2009, the North representative will be the home team and utilize the home bench which is opposite the press box. Ticket information will be available at a later date. Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship Winners In the 13-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, 2006, 2007, 2008), Colorado (2001) and Kansas State (2003). Big 12 Bowl Partners Again in 2009, the Big 12 will have eight bowl slots guaranteed. With its selection of a Big 12 team in 2008, the Gator Bowl has fulfi lled the agreement the Conference has with it and the Sun Bowl of selecting a Big 12 team twice in a four-year period. The Sun Bowl will select a Big 12 team in 2009 - the fourth and fi nal year of the agreement. Following is the 2009 selection order: BCS - Fiesta Cotton Holiday Alamo Sun Insight Independence Texas BIG 12 NOTEBOOK Big 12 Report On September 17, the Big 12 debuted The Big 12 Report a weekly magazinestyle show that is available exclusively on the Conference Web site. Hosted by Big12Sports.com Correspondent Wendell Barnhouse, the show will be broadcast each week and focus on the schools and student-athletes throughout the Big 12. In addition, the broadcasts will give fans a unique look into the workings of the Big 12 Conference itself - including television, bowl games, scheduling and more - along with interviews with the Commissioner and other selected Big 12 staff. Big 12 Heisman Winners The Big 12 has four Heisman winners in the league s 13-year history, the most of any conference during this time span. A Big 12 player has captured the trophy four of the last 11 seasons: 2008-Sam Bradford (OU); 2003-Jason White (OU); 2001-Eric Crouch (NU); 1998-Ricky Williams (UT). In 2008, Texas QB Colt McCoy fi nished second, 122 points behind Bradford, while Texas Tech QB Graham Harrell and WR Michael Crabtree fi nished fourth and fi fth, respectively. This marked the fi rst time in the award s 74-year history four of the top fi ve fi nishers hailed from the same conference. Television Partners ABC begins its 14th season as the conference s national network television partner. The Big 12 also continues its long-standing relationship with FSN for its cable rights. FSN has sublicensed select television games in 2009 to ESPN and Versus. BCS Sightings The 2008 season marked the fi fth time the Big 12 has advanced two teams to BCS games in the same season (2001, 03, 04, 07, 08). Conference teams have played in 16 BCS games in the 11-year history of the structure, posting a 7-9 mark. Big 12 Weekly Television Shows FSN s Big 12 Showcase and ESPNU s Big 12 This Week are telecast weekly with features on student-athletes, coaches and teams as well as highlights of Conference championships and other events in the league. Check local listings for dates and times. Big 12 Media Preseason Poll Media covering the conference have correctly predicted the division champions in four of the last six seasons (OU/NU-06, UT/CU-05; OU/KSU-03, CU/OU-02). Overall, the top spot in each division has been accurately picked by the league s media corps 19-of-26 times. North South 1. Nebraska 1. Texas 2. Kansas 1. Oklahoma 3. Missouri 3. Oklahoma State 4. Colorado 4. Texas Tech 5. Kansas State 5. Baylor 6. Iowa State 6. Texas A&M Big 12 Football on Sirius XM Week 7 games on Sirius XM Satellite Radio are listed below. Please check the Big 12 web site for channel updates prior to games. Sirius XM Baylor 161 Colorado 127 104 Iowa State 158 Kansas State 125 Missouri 122 Nebraska 127 104 Oklahoma 122 102 Oklahoma State 231 Texas 213 231 Texas A&M 126 Texas Tech 154

Big 12 Football October 13, 2009 2009 Week 7 Page 3 BAYLOR (3-2, 0-1) This Week: at Iowa State Next Week: Oklahoma State Sophomore receiver Kendall Wright has caught at least one pass in 17 consecutive games (each game of his career). His 5.2 receptions per game ranks ninth in the Big 12. Wright had a season-high seven catches for 132 yards, including a 51-yard score in the fourth quarter, against Iowa State last year. In 2008, Mikail Baker took the opening kickoff of the second half 93 yards for a touchdown in a 38-10 win over Iowa State. Baker is ninth in the Conference career kickoff returns list (65) and 10th on the career kickoff return yards list (1,610). BU s leading rusher this season, Jay Finley, gained 60 yards with one touchdown on 15 carries last season against the Cyclones. BU also recorded a season-high 27 fi rst downs versus the Cyclones. IOWA STATE (3-3, 0-2) This Week: Baylor Next Week: at Nebraska COLORADO (1-4, 0-1) This Week: Kansas Next Week: at Kansas State Wide receiver Scotty McKnight caught a pass late in the game vs. Texas to extend his school-record streak to 29 games with at least one reception. His streak ranks ninth nationally. Quarterback Cody Hawkins two touchdown passes give him 45 for his career, a school record. Joel Klatt held the previous record with 43. Colorado leads the all-time series with Kansas, 41-24-3, including a 23-9 advantage in games played in Boulder. Kansas has won three straight in the series since CU won fi ve consecutive from 2001-05. Colorado ranks fifth in the Big 12 in kickoff returns, averaging 24.8 yards per return. Darrell Scott ranks second in the Conference in kick returns (16), kick return yards (435) and kickoff return average (27.2). KANSAS (5-0, 1-0) This Week: at Colorado Next Week: Oklahoma In the 2008 game against Baylor, Iowa State recorded three sacks and nine tackles for loss. This season ISU boasts four players in the top 25 in the Conference for tackles - tied for the best-represented school (with BU and Kansas). Alexander Robinson rushed for a career-high 152 yards (his fourth game over 100 yards this season) against KU, and is second in the Big 12 in rushing (109 ypg). ISU and BU have split the contests at Jack Trice Stadium, with each team winning twice. ISU s last win over the Bears came in 2004, 26-25, in Waco. LB Jesse Smith has notched four double-digit tackle games (15,15, 13 and 12), the most by any player in the Conference. KANSAS STATE (3-3, 1-1) This Week: Texas A&M Next Week: Colorado While Kansas seven-game winning streak is tied for the fourth-longest active streak in the NCAA, it is the fourth-longest streak at KU in the last 56 years. Kansas is looking to win its fourth straight against Colorado for the first time in the series (which dates back to 1903). Kerry Meier s 16 receptions against Iowa State set a single-game school record. Meier (1,801) needs eight yards to move into fi fth on the KU career receiving yardage list. He also needs one touchdown reception to tie for fourth or two TDs to tie for second on the KU career touchdown reception list. QB Todd Reesing (9,157) needs 343 yards to pass Bret Meyer of Iowa State for fi fth on the Big 12 career passing yardage list. MISSOURI (4-1, 0-1) This Week: at Oklahoma State Next Week: Texas The Aggies hold an 8-5 edge in the all-time series, but Kansas State looks to build on last year s victory. In 2008, K-State snapped a fi ve-game losing streak to the Aggies by winning 44-30 in College Station. Brandon Banks leads the team in receptions with 24 and has totaled 974 all-purpose yards (162.3 average), a fi gure that ranks third in the Big 12. Kansas State is 21-19 against teams from the Big 12 South and is 27-27 against teams from the state of Texas. The Wildcats gained 215 rushing yards against TAMU last year. KSU ranks sixth in the Conference this season, averaging 167 rushing yards per game. Junior linebacker Andrew Gachkar had fi ve tackles, a sack, a forced fumble and two fumble recoveries against Nebraska. He has three career fumble recoveries, all in the last three games. Missouri kickers have made 84 of their last 104 field goal attempts (80.7 percent). MU ranks fi rst in the Big 12, having made 91.7 percent of its fi eld goals this season (11-12). Mizzou leads the series with OSU 28-21, and is 5-2 vs. the Cowboys in Big 12 play. Six of the seven games since 1996 have been decided by one score, including three overtime contests. In the MU-OSU matchup, the road team has won each of the last four meetings, as MU claimed a 41-38 triple overtime win in Stillwater in 2001 and then a 38-31 win in 2005. The Cowboys won in Columbia 20-17 in 2004 and 28-23 in 2008.

Big 12 Football October 13, 2009 2009 Week 7 Page 4 NEBRASKA (4-1, 1-0) This Week: Texas Tech Next Week: Iowa State Nebraska won it s fi rst game against a ranked opponent since 2006 with its victory over Mizzou. The 27-point rally from a 12-0 defi cit matched the largest fourth-quarter comeback in school history and the largest in a road game. The Huskers lead the series with Texas Tech 7-3 and are 3-1 in games at Memorial Stadium. Last year, the NU defense held TTU to 284 passing yards. NU recorded 471 total offense yards to Tech s 421. Ndamukong Suh garnered Big 12 and national Defensive Player of the Week accolades after he made six tackles (one-for-loss,) and a fumble-forcing sack against MU. He bettered his own school record with his 15th career sack and fourth interception. OKLAHOMA STATE (4-1, 1-0) This Week: Missouri Next Week: at Baylor Oklahoma State hosts Missouri in their 50th matchup, which also marks OSU s Homecoming game. MU leads the series 28-21 but the Cowboys won last year 28-23. The series is locked at 11-11 in Stillwater. In last year s matchup, Zac Robinson completed 19 of 28 passes for 215 yards and two touchdowns. He also rushed for 34 yards and a touchdown. The OSU defense held the Tigers to 64 yards rushing. Robinson holds the school record for career TDs with 58, as he has passed for a touchdown in all fi ve games this season. He ranks fi rst in the Big 12 and 11th nationally for passing effi ciency with 158.14. The OSU offense is second nationally in fewest sacks allowed (.40 per game). The offensive line did not allow a sack at Texas A&M, who entered the game ranked fourth nationally in sacks. TEXAS A&M (3-2, 0-1) This Week: at Kansas State Next Week: at Texas Tech Texas A&M leads the series against Kansas State 8-5 and holds a 3-1 lead in Manhattan. In 2008, K-State won 44-30 but Texas A&M recorded 544 total offensive yards (125 rushing, 419 passing) over the Wildcats 449 total yards ( 215 rushing, 235 passing). Last year, Jerrod Johnson completed 29 of 41 passes without an interception for 419 yards and two touchdowns. He also rushed for 68 yards and a touchdown. Ryan Tannehill made 12 receptions for 210 yards and a touchdown. Johnson has 228 pass attempts without an interception, a Big 12 record (previous record was 213 consecutive passes without an interception). Von Miller continues to lead the conference and the nation in sacks (1.80) for the sixth consecutive week. OKLAHOMA (3-2, 1-0) This Week: Texas (Dallas) Next Week: at Kansas Texas leads the all-time series 58-40-5, but Oklahoma has won six of the last nine games. Last year, Sam Bradford completed 28 of 39 passes for 387 yards and fi ve touchdowns. Ryan Broyles made fi ve catches for 61 yards and a touchdown. On defense, Travis Lewis recorded 19 tackles (11 solo). Bradford became the fi rst Sooner QB to surpass 8,000 career passing yards (8,236). In his first full game of the season, he threw for 389 yards and a touchdown. He also tallied 300-plus yards for the 14th time of his career, tying the school record. DB Brian Jackson recorded an interception for the third straight game, the sixth of his career. OU has recorded multiple picks in 44 of the last 91 outings. TEXAS (5-0, 2-0) This Week: Oklahoma (Dallas) Next Week: at Missouri Texas meets Oklahoma for the 104th time at the Red River Rivalry. Leading the series 58-40-5, the Longhorns are the only Big 12 Conference team that hold an all-time series lead against the Sooners. In 2008, UT won 45-35. Colt McCoy completed 28 of 35 passes for 277 yards and a touchdown. Jordan Shipley caught 11 passes for 112 yards and a touchdown. He also had a 96-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. The UT defense held OU to 48 yards rushing. McCoy extended his school-record streak to 22 consecutive games with a TD pass, moving into a tie for 11th place on the NCAA FBS career TD passing list with 95. Shipley became the fi rst player in school history to record 10-plus catches in three consecutive games. He also posted 100-plus yards for the second straight game and third time this season. TEXAS TECH (4-2, 1-1) This Week: at Nebraska Next Week: Texas A&M Texas Tech has passed for at least 400 yards in fi ve consecutive games this season, ranking No. 2 nationally with 443.50 passing yards per game. TTU has been ranked in the top three for six consecutive weeks. Mike Leach (80-41) is just three wins away from passing Spike Dykes as Texas Tech s all-time wins leader. In his fi rst collegiate start, Steven Sheffi eld set a school record in the fi rst half as he threw for 370 yards and fi ve touchdowns that gave Tech a 38-0 lead over K-State at halftime. Sheffi eld earned Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week honors as he went 33-of-41 for 490 yards and seven touchdowns, which tied a TTU second-best single game performance. Texas Tech holds a three-game win streak against Nebraska, the longest streak over the Huskers in school history, when they meet for the 11th time. The Red Raiders won last year s contest 37-31 in overtime and picked up their fi rst win in Memorial Stadium back in 2005 (34-31).

Big 12 Football October 13, 2009 2009 Week 7 Page 5 Harris Poll Oct. 11 No. School Rec Pts Prev 1. Florida (99) 5-0 2831 1 2. Texas (2) 5-0 2684 2 2. Alabama (13) 6-0 2684 3 4. Virginia Tech 5-1 2386 6 5. Boise State 5-0 2274 5 6. USC 4-1 2250 7 7. Ohio State 5-1 2073 8 8. Cincinnati 5-0 1935 9 9. LSU 5-1 1905 4 10. TCU 5-0 1805 10 11. Iowa 6-0 1697 11 12. Miami (Fla.) 4-1 1627 12 13. Penn State 5-1 1371 13 14. Oregon 5-1 1350 15 15. Oklahoma State 4-1 1186 14 16. Kansas 5-0 1141 16 17. Brigham Young 5-1 963 17 18. Oklahoma 3-2 883 20 19. Nebraska 4-1 869 21 20. Georgia Tech 5-1 771 22 21. South Florida 5-0 691 24 22. South Carolina 5-0 481 NR 23. Houston 4-1 252 NR 24. Auburn 5-1 164 19 25. Notre Dame 4-1 142 NR RV: Missouri USA Today Coaches Poll Oct. 11 No. School Rec Pts Prev 1. Florida (53) 5-0 1468 1 2. Texas (1) 5-0 1402 2 3. Alabama (5) 6-0 1378 3 4. Virginia Tech 5-1 1241 5 5. USC 4-1 1175 7 6. Boise State 5-0 1170 6 7. Ohio State 5-1 1122 8 8. TCU 5-0 979 9 9. Cincinnati 5-0 973 10 10. LSU 5-1 944 4 11. Miami (Fla.) 4-1 847 11 12. Iowa 6-0 785 14 13. Penn State 5-1 782 12 14. Oklahoma State 4-1 676 13 15. Kansas 5-0 640 15 16. Oregon 5-1 620 17 17. Nebraska 4-1 491 22 18. Oklahoma 3-2 447 21 19. Brigham Young 5-1 441 20 20. Georgia Tech 5-1 420 23 21. South Florida 5-0 305 24 22. South Carolina 5-1 279 NR 23. Houston 4-1 96 NR 24. Missouri 4-1 90 18 25. Notre Dame 4-1 76 NR Associated Press Oct. 11 No. School Rec Pts Prev 1. Florida (50) 5-0 1490 1 2. Alabama (10) 6-0 1430 3 3. Texas 5-0 1395 2 4. Virginia Tech 5-1 1283 5 5. Boise State 5-0 1199 6 6. USC 4-1 1161 7 7. Ohio State 5-1 1048 8 8. Cincinnati 5-0 1038 8 9. Miami (Fla.) 4-1 970 11 10. LSU 5-1 947 4 11. Iowa 6-0 919 12 12. TCU 5-0 917 10 13. Oregon 5-1 776 13 14. Penn State 5-1 597 14 15. Nebraska 4-1 576 21 16. Oklahoma State 4-1 559 15 17. Kansas 5-0 551 16 18. Brigham Young 5-1 490 18 19. Georgia Tech 5-1 453 22 20. Oklahoma 3-2 432 19 21. South Florida 5-0 330 23 22. South Carolina 5-1 319 25 23. Houston 4-1 192 NR 24. Utah 4-1 76 NR 25. Notre Dame 4-1 75 NR RV: Missouri, Texas Tech BIG 12 in the WEEKLY RANKINGS (Coaches/AP/Harris/BCS) BU CU KU MU NU OU OSU UT TTU PS RV/ RV/25 RV/RV 22/24 3/3 11/T9 2/2 RV/RV 9/6 RV/RV 25/24 RV/25 18/22 14/13 6/5 2/2 RV/RV 9/13 /RV 23/22 25/RV 18/19 12/12 17/16 2/2 RV/RV 9/20 19/20 21/RV 24/25 9/10 16/16 2/2 RV/RV 9/27 16/18/16 23/RV/25 24/23/24 8/8/9 12/14/15 2/2/2 -/-/RV 10/4 15/16/16 18/24/23 22/21/21 21/19/20 13/15/14 2/2/2 -/-/RV 10/11 15/17/16 24/RV/RV 17/15/19 18/20/18 14/16/15 2/3/2 -/RV/- 10/18 10/25 11/1 11/8 11/15 11/22 11/29 12/6 Final 2009 BIG 12 PLAYERS of the WEEK Offense Defense Special Teams 9/8 Blaine Gabbert, MU, QB, So Joe Pawelek, BU, LB, Sr Perrish Cox, OSU, DB/PR/KR, Sr 9/14 Taylor Potts, TTU, QB, Jr Max Onyegbule, KU, DE, Sr Dez Bryant, OSU, WR/PR/KR, Jr Lamarr Houston, UT, DT, Sr 9/21 Landry Jones, OU, QB, Fr Roddrick Muckelroy, UT, LB, Sr Alex Henery, NU, PK/P, Jr 9/28 Alexander Robinson, ISU, RB, Jr Earl Thomas, UT, S, So Brandon Banks, KSU, WR/KR, Sr Danario Alexander, MU, WR, Sr 10/5 Grant Gregory, KSU, QB, Sr Jeremy Beal, OU, DE, Jr Emmanuel Lamur, KSU, DB, So 10/12 Steven Sheffi eld, TTU, QB, Jr Ndamukong Suh, NU, DT, Sr Jordan Shipley, UT, WR/PR/KR, Sr 10/19 10/26 11/2 11/9 11/16 11/23 11/30

Big 12 Football October 13, 2009 2009 Week 7 Page 6 BIG 12 ATTENDANCE FIGURES Home Games Only G Total Avg High Baylor (50,000) 3 103,646 34,548 40,147 Colorado (53,750) 2 103,703 51,851 53,168 Iowa State (55,000) 3 151,452 50,484 52,089 Kansas (50,071) 4 200,859 50,214 52,530 Kansas State (50,000) 2 98,844 49,422 50,750 Missouri (68,349) 3 192,844 64,281 65,826 Nebraska (81,067) 3 257,058 85,686 86,304 Oklahoma (82,112) 3 254,030 84,676 84,803 Oklahoma State (60,000) 4 212,591 53,147 56,901 Texas (100,119) 4 404,689 101,172 101,297 Texas A&M (82,600) 4 298,295 74,574 76,153 Texas Tech (52,882) 4 196,239 49,059 52,909 Total 39 2,474,250 63,442 101,297 Road/Neutral Games Only G Total Avg High Baylor 2 112,383 56,191 84,478 Colorado 3 181,289 60,429 101,152 Iowa State 3 104,862 34,954 48,203 Kansas 1 31,885 31,885 31,885 Kansas State 4 171,975 42,993 67,311 Missouri 2 82,484 41,242 64,215 Nebraska 2 132,059 66,029 66,233 Oklahoma 2 137,227 68,613 75,437 Oklahoma State 1 76,153 76,153 76,153 Texas 1 30,017 30,017 30,017 Texas A&M 1 71,872 71,872 71,872 Texas Tech 2 133,411 66,705 101,297 Total 24 1,164,711 48,529 101,297 BIG 12 vs. NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS (Includes Bowl Games) All-Time 2009 W L Pct. W L Pct. ACC 18 25.419 2 2.500 Big East 18 12.600 0 2.000 Big Ten 29 33.468 1 1.500 Conference USA 83 12.874 7 2.778 Independents 10 6.625 1 0 1.000 MAC 35 9.795 3 1.750 Mountain West 43 28.606 4 2.667 Pac-10 31 33.484 0 1.000 SEC 19 23.452 1 1.500 Sun Belt 74 8.902 4 1.800 WAC 44 6.880 2 0 1.000 Non-FBS 81 2.976 9 0 1.000 Total 483 198.709 34 13.723 BIG 12 TELEVISION SCHEDULE Date Game Network Time (CT)/Result Sept. 3 North Dakota State at Iowa State Mediacom* ISU, 34-17 Sept. 5 Georgia at Oklahoma State ABC OSU, 24-10 Baylor at Wake Forest ABC* BU, 24-21 Missouri vs. Illinois ESPN* MU, 37-9 BYU vs. Oklahoma ESPN BYU, 14-13 Northern Colorado at Kansas FCS-Central* KU, 49-3 Florida Atlantic at Nebraska FSN-PPV* NU, 49-3 UL-Monroe at Texas FSN-PPV* UT, 59-20 Sept. 6 Colorado State at Colorado FSN CSU, 23-17 Sept. 11 Colorado at Toledo ESPN* TOL, 54-38 Sept. 12 Iowa at Iowa State FSN IU, 35-3 Arkansas State at Nebraska FSN-PPV* NU, 38-9 Houston at Oklahoma State FSN UH, 45-35 Texas at Wyoming Versus* UT, 41-10 Kansas at UTEP CBSCS* KU, 34-7 Bowling Green at Missouri FSN-PPV* MU, 27-20 Idaho State at Oklahoma FSN-PPV* OU, 64-0 Kansas State at UL-Lafayette ESPN360* ULL, 17-15 Sept. 19 Duke at Kansas Versus KU, 44-16 Furman at Missouri FSN-PPV* MU, 52-12 Tulsa at Oklahoma FSN OU, 45-0 Nebraska at Virginia Tech ABC* VT, 16-15 Wyoming at Colorado FCS* CU, 24-0 Iowa State at Kent State ESPN360* ISU, 34-14 Texas Tech at Texas ABC UT, 34-24 Kansas State at UCLA FSN* UCLA, 23-9 Sept. 25 Missouri at Nevada ESPN* MU, 31-21 Sept. 26 Southern Mississippi at Kansas FSN KU, 35-28 UTEP at Texas FSN UT, 64-7 UL-Lafayette at Nebraska FSN-PPV* NU, 55-0 Texas Tech at Houston ESPN2* UH, 29-28 Oct. 1 Colorado at West Virginia ESPN* WVU, 35-24 Oct. 3 Kansas State vs. Iowa State FCS* KSU, 24-23 New Mexico at Texas Tech FSN TTU, 48-28 Texas A&M vs. Arkansas ESPN2* ARK, 47-19 Oklahoma at Miami (Fla.) ABC* Miami, 21-20 Oct. 8 Nebraska at Missouri ESPN NU, 27-12 Oct. 10 Oklahoma State at Texas A&M FSN OSU, 36-31 Iowa State at Kansas Versus KU, 41-36 Baylor at Oklahoma ABC OU, 33-7 Kansas State at Texas Tech FSNSW/FSNMW TTU, 66-7 Colorado at Texas ESPN UT, 38-14 Oct. 17 Oklahoma vs. Texas ABC 11:00 a.m. Texas Tech at Nebraska ABC 2:30 p.m. Kansas at Colorado FSN 6:00 p.m. Texas A&M at Kansas State FCS* 6:00 p.m. Missouri at Oklahoma State ESPN2 8:15 p.m. Oct. 24 Iowa State at Nebraska FSN 11:30 a.m. Oklahoma State at Baylor Versus 11:30 a.m. Oklahoma at Kansas ABC 2:30/7:00 p.m. Texas at Missouri ABC 2:30/7:00 p.m. Oct. 31 TBA FSN 11:30 a.m. TBA Versus 11:30 a.m. TBA FSN 6:00 p.m. Nov. 7 TBA FSN 11:00 a.m. TBA Versus 11:30 a.m. Nov. 14 TBA FSN 11:30 a.m. TBA Versus 11:30 a.m. TBA FSN 6:00 p.m. Nov. 19 Colorado at Oklahoma State ESPN 6:30 p.m. Nov. 21 TBA FSN 11:30 a.m. TBA ESPN TBA Nov. 26 Texas at Texas A&M ESPN 7:00 p.m. Nov. 27 Nebraska at Colorado ABC 2:30 p.m. Nov. 28 TBA FSN 11:30 a.m. TBA ABC TBA TBA FSN 6:00 p.m. Dec. 5 Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship ABC 7:00 p.m.

Big 12 Football October 13, 2009 2009 Week 7 Page 7 CAREER LEADERS BIG 12 RECORD BOOK GAME RECORDS Total Offensive Plays 6. Colt McCoy, UT, Sr. (2)... 1,711 7. Todd Reesing, KU, Sr. (9)... 1,430 Total Offense 4. Colt McCoy, UT, Sr. (2)... 12,423 7. Todd Reesing, KU, Sr. (5)... 9,785 9. Zac Robinson, OSU, Jr. (10)... 8,969 Pass Attempts 6. Colt McCoy, UT, Sr. (2)... 1,359 7. Todd Reesing, KU, Sr. (7)... 1,157 Kick Return for Touchdown 1. Brandon Banks, KSU, Sr. vs. Tennessee Tech (9-26-09)... 2 Field Goals Made T1. Alex Henery, NU, Jr. at Virginia Tech (9-19-09) [5-5]... 5 CONSECUTIVE RECORDS Consecutive Pass Attempts Without an Interception Jerrod Johnson, TAMU, Jr.... 228 Passing Yards 4. Colt McCoy, UT, Sr. (1)... 11,142 6. Todd Reesing, KU, Sr. (6)... 9,157 Pass Completions 4. Colt McCoy, UT, Sr. (2)... 960 7. Todd Reesing, KU, Sr. (8)... 752 Passing Touchdowns T3. Colt McCoy, UT, Sr. (1)... 95 4. Sam Bradford, OU, Jr. (2)... 88 T5. Todd Reesing, KU, Sr. (5)... 81 Receiving Touchdowns 8. Dez Bryant, OSU, Jr. (1)... 29 9. Jermaine Gresham, OU, Sr. (3)... 26 10. Dezmon Briscoe, KU, Jr. (4)... 25 Kickoff Returns 1. Perrish Cox, OSU, Sr. (4)... 96 9. Mikail Baker, BU, Sr. (20)... 65 Kick Return Yards 1. Perrish Cox, OSU, Sr. (2)... 2,412 10. Mikail Baker, BU, Sr. (19)... 1,610 Kick Return for Touchdown 1. Perrish Cox, OSU, Sr. (2)... 4 2. Brandon Banks, KSU, Sr. (T3)... 3 T3. DeMarco Murray, OU, Jr. (T7)... 2 T3. D.J. Monroe, Texas, Fr (T7)... 2 Punt Return for Touchdown T5. Dez Bryant, OSU, Jr. (T3)... 3 T5. Jordan Shipley, UT, Sr. (T3)... 3 Two-Point Conversion Attempts T7. Colt McCoy, UT, Sr. (T6)... 6 () Denotes NCAA Active Career Leader Ranking

Big 12 Football October 13, 2009 2009 Week 7 Page 8 300-Yard Passers High 4 - Taylor Potts, TTU, Jr....456 vs. Rice (9/12) 3 - Todd Reesing, KU, Sr.... 442 vs. Iowa State (10/10) 3 - Jerrod Johnson, TAMU, Jr....349 vs. New Mexico (9/05) 2 - Blaine Gabbert, MU, So.... 414 at Nevada (9/25) 2 - Colt McCoy, UT, Sr....337 at Wyoming (9/12) 1 - Steven Sheffi eld, TTU, Jr....490 vs. Kansas State (10/10) 1 - Sam Bradford, OU, Jr...389 vs Baylor (10/10) 1 - Cody Hawkins, CU, Jr.... 356 at Toledo (9/12) 1 - Zac Lee, NU, Jr....340 vs. Arkansas State (9/12) 1 - Landry Jones, OU, Fr....336 vs. Tulsa (9/19) 100-Yard Rushers 4 - Alexander Robinson, ISU, Jr....152 at Kansas (10/10) 3 - Daniel Thomas, KSU, Jr.... 139 vs. Tennessee Tech (9/26) 2 - Roy Helu, Jr. NU, Jr....169 vs. Virginia Tech (9/19) 2 - Rodney Stewart, CU, So.... 127 vs. Wyoming (9/19) 2 - Jake Sharp, KU, Sr....123 vs. Northern Colorado (9/05) 1 - Jeremy Smith, OSU, Fr... 160 vs. Grambling State (26) 1 - Jarred Salubi, BU, RFr.... 131 vs. Northwestern State (9/26) 1 - Keith Toston, OSU, Sr....130 at Texas A&M (10/10) 1 - Jay Finley, BU, Jr....121 vs. UConn (9/19) 1 - Derrick Washington, MU, Jr....120 vs. Bowling Green (9/12) 1 - Baron Batch, TTU, Jr...114 at Houston (9/26) 1 - Toben Opurum, KU, Fr... 109 vs Southern Mississippi (9/26) 1 - Vondrell McGee, UT, Jr...104 vs UTEP (9/26) 1 - DeMarco Murray, OU, Jr....101 vs. Idaho State (9/12) 100-Yard Receivers 3 - Dezmon Briscoe, KU, Jr.... 186 vs. Iowa State (10/10) 3 - Jordan Shipley, UT, Sr.... 180 vs. UL-Monroe (9/05) 3 - Kerry Meier, KU, Sr... 142 vs. Iowa State (10/10) 2 - Danario Alexander, MU, Sr.... 170 at Nevada (9/25) 2 - Ryan Broyles, OU, So....155 vs. Idaho State (9/12) 2 - Detron Lewis, TTU, Jr....146 vs. North Dakota (9/05) 2 - Uzoma Nwachukwu, TAMU, Fr... 141 vs. Oklahoma State (10/10) 2 - Brandon Caleb, OU, Jr....139 vs. Baylor (10/10) 2 - Tramain Swindall, TTU, So....139 vs New Mexico (10/3) 2 - Kendall Wright, BU, So.... 125 vs. Kent State (10/3) 1 - Jared Perry, MU, Sr....161 vs. Furman (9/19) 1 - Dez Bryant, OSU, Jr....161 vs. Rice (9/19) 1 - Brandal Jackson, TAMU, Fr....118 vs. Arkansas (10/3) 1 - Lyle Leong, TTU, Jr.... 117 vs. Rice (9/12) 1 - Scotty McKnight, CU, Sr....114 at Toledo (9/11) 1 - Jeff Fuller, TAMU, So... 111 vs. New Mexico (9/05) 1 - Jason Espinoza, CU, So.... 109 at Toledo (9/11) 1 - Niles Paul, NU, Jr... 102 at Missouri (10/8) 1 - James Kirkendoll, UT, Jr....102 at Wyoming (9/12) 1- Ryan Tannehill, TAMU, So...101 vs UAB (9/26) 10-Tackle Games 4 - Jesse Smith, ISU, Sr....15 at Kansas (10/10) 2 - Brian Duncan, TTU, Jr.... 15 at Houston (9/26) 2 - Darrell Stuckey, KU, Sr.... 14 vs. Iowa State (10/10) 2 - Travis Lewis, OU, So....13 vs. BYU (9/05) 2 - Antonio Johnson, BU, Jr....13 vs. UConn (9/19) 2 - Ryan Reynolds, OU, Sr....13 vs. Tulsa (9/19) 2 - Donald Booker, OSU, Sr... 11 at Texas A&M (10/10) 2 - Alex Hrebec, KSU, So.... 11 vs. Iowa State (10/3) 2 - Matt Williams, TTU, Sr....10 vs. Texas (9/19) 1 - Joe Pawelek, BU, Sr...21 vs. UConn (9/19) 1 - Antonio Jones, BU, Sr....17 vs. UConn (9/19) 1 - Cody Davis, TTU, Fr.... 15 at Houston (9/26) 1 - Chris Harris, KU, Jr.... 15 vs. Southern Mississippi (9/26) 1 - Jordan Lake, BU, Sr... 14 at Oklahoma (10/10) 1 - Justin Thornton, KU, Sr... 14 vs. Iowa State (10/10) 1 - Sean Weatherspoon, MU, Sr....14 vs. Bowling Green (9/12) 1 - Jeff Smart, CU, Sr.... 12 at Toledo (9/11) 1 - Roddrick Muckelroy, UT, Sr....11 vs. Colorado (10/10) 1 - Arist Wright, KU, Sr... 11 vs. Iowa State (10/10) 1 - Daniel Howard, TTU, Sr....11 at Houston (9/26) 1 - Richard Jones, TTU, Sr....11 at Houston (9/26) 1 - Keenan Clayton, OU, Sr....11 vs. Tulsa (9/19) 1 - Kyle Mangan, TAMU, Fr.... 11 vs. Utah State (9/19) 1 - David Sims, ISU, Jr....11 vs. Iowa (9/12) 1 - Patrick Lavine, OSU, Sr...11 vs. Houston (9/12) 1 - Lucien Antoine, OSU, Sr...10 at Texas A&M (10/10) 1 - Drew Dudley, KU, Jr... 10 vs. Southern Mississippi (9/26) 1 - Huldon Tharp, KU, Fr....10 vs. Duke (9/19) 1 - Garrick Williams, TAMU, So.... 10 vs. Utah State (9/19) 1 - Trent Hunter, TAMU, So....10 vs. New Mexico (9/05) 1 - Quinton Carter, OU, Jr....10 vs. BYU (9/05)

Big 12 Football October 13, 2009 2009 Week 7 Page 9 Rushing 13. Roy Helu Jr., Nebraska 110.40 15. Alexander Robinson, Iowa St. 109.00 24. Daniel Thomas, Kansas St. 96.33 Pass Efficiency 11. Zac Robinson, Oklahoma St. 158.14 12. Todd Reesing, Kansas 157.57 19. Landry Jones, Oklahoma 149.45 22. Colt McCoy, Texas 149.15 Passing 3. Taylor Potts, Texas Tech 31.80 4. Colt McCoy, Texas 27.00 5. Todd Reesing, Kansas 26.00 6. Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M 25.40 Passing Yards per game 2. Taylor Potts, Texas Tech 363.40 5. Todd Reesing, Kansas 315.80 5. Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M 315.80 15. Colt McCoy, Texas 282.00 18. Blaine Gabbert, Missouri 259.00 Total Passing Yards 1. Taylor Potts, Texas Tech 1817 9. Todd Reesing, Kansas 1579 9. Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M 1579 25. Colt McCoy, Texas 1410 Total Offense 3. Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M 356.20 4. Taylor Potts, Texas Tech 340.20 5. Todd Reesing, Kansas 336.00 12. Colt McCoy, Texas 293.60 10. Blaine Gabbert, Missouri 275.40 Receptions per Game 2. Jordan Shipley, Texas 9.40 4. Kerry Meier, Kansas 8.60 10. Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas 7.50 19. Danario Alexander, Missouri 7.00 Receiving Yards per Game 2. Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas 129.25 7. Jordan Shipley, Texas 116.60 21. Kerry Meier, Kansas 95.40 22. Tramain Swindall, texas Tech 92.80 Total Recieving Yards 14. Jordan Shipley, Texas 583 21. Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas 517 Interceptions 3. Earl Thomas, Texas.80 10. Brian Jackson, Oklahoma.60 24. David Sims, Iowa St..50 Tysyn Hartman, Kansas St..50 Punting 2. Quinn Sharp, Oklahoma St. 47.74 3. Derek Epperson, Baylor 47.43 12. Jake Harry IV, Missouri 44.96 13. Tress Way, Oklahoma 44.59 19. Mike Brandtner, Iowa St. 43.55 Punt Returns 4. Jordan Shipley, Texas 18.93 5. Dominque Franks, Oklahoma 18.67 19. Tysyn Hartman, Kansas St. 13.13 Kickoff Returns 1. D.J. Monroe, Texas 51.50 21. Brandon Banks, Kansas St. 28.00 Field Goals 4. Grant Ressel, Missouri 2.20 12. Jimmy Stevens, Oklahoma 1.80 Hunter Lawrence, Texas 1.80 19. Alex Henery, Nebraska 1.60 NCAA INDIVIDUAL BIG 12 LEADERS Scoring 9. Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma 10.50 Hunter Lawrence, Texas 10.50 15. Grant Ressel, Missouri 9.80 16. Toben Opurum, Kansas 9.60 21. Jimmy Stevens, Oklahoma 9.40 24. Alex Henery, Nebraska 9.20 All-Purpose Runners 8. Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas 178.20 9. Jordan Shipley, Texas 177.20 15. Brandon Banks, Kansas St. 162.33 Points Responsible For 2. Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M 21.60 4. Todd Reesing, Kansas 19.20 6. Taylor Potts, Texas Tech 18.00 10. Blaine Gabbert, Missouri 16.80 14. Landry Jones, Oklahoma 15.00 17. Austen Arnaud, Iowa St. 14.67 20. Zac Robinson, Oklahoma St. 14.40 Tackles 9. Jesse Smith, Iowa St. 10.67 Solo Tackles 13. Jesse Smith, Iowa St. 6.17 19. Chris Harris, Kansas 5.80 Travis Lewis, Oklahoma 5.80 Pass Sacks 1. Von Miller, Texas A&M 1.80 3. Jeremy Beal, Oklahoma 1.30 19. Jake Laptad, Kansas.90 25. Daniel Howard, Texas Tech.83 Forced Fumbles 4. Lucien Antoine, Oklahoma St..60 Passes Defended 1. Perrish Cox, Oklahoma St. 2.25 6. Earl Thomas, Texas 1.60 Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska 1.60 22. Patrick Lavine, Oklahoma St. 1.20 Daymond Patterson, Kansas 1.20 Kyle Mangan, Texas A&M 1.20 Tackles for Loss 3. Von Miller, Texas A&M 2.20 7. Jeremy Beal, Oklahoma 1.90 18. Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma 1.50 Fumbles Recovered 1. Sam Acho, Texas.80 2. Andrew Gachkar, Missouri.60 14. Jimmy Smith, Colorado.40 Lamarr Houston, Texas.40 Swanson Miller, Oklahoma St..40

Big 12 Football October 13, 2009 2009 Week 7 Page 10 OFFENSE Rushing 14. Iowa St. 209.50 24. Oklahoma St. 196.00 28. Texas A&M 190.80 30. Kansas 189.20 33. Oklahoma 187.80 38. Kansas St. 176.00 39. Texas 175.00 43. Nebraska 168.00 54. Baylor 158.20 76. Missouri 132.60 112 Colorado 83.40 114. Texas Tech 78.00 Passing 2. Texas Tech 443.50 5. Kansas 330.20 9. Texas A&M 321.80 12. Texas 304.60 17. Missouri 274.80 20. Oklahoma 269.20 44. Nebraska 236.60 49. Oklahoma St. 229.40 53. Colorado 226.00 65. Baylor 210.00 82. Iowa St. 191.83 91. Kansas St. 181.33 Passing Efficiency 10. Oklahoma St. 161.49 11. Texas Tech 161.27 13. Kansas 158.63 22. Texas 147.97 26. Texas A&M 144.85 29. Nebraska 144.26 31. Oklahoma 144.09 39. Missouri 140.89 52. Baylor 134.23 71. Kansas St. 125.96 89. Iowa St. 115.86 110. Colorado 100.79 Total Offense 2. Texas Tech 521.50 3. Kansas 519.40 4. Texas A&M 512.60 7. Texas 479.60 14. Oklahoma 457.00 27. Oklahoma St. 425.40 38. Missouri 407.40 40. Nebraska 404.60 42. Iowa St. 401.33 64. Baylor 368.20 75. Kansas St. 357.33 104. Colorado 309.40 Scoring 1. Texas 47.20 2. Texas Tech 43.17 4. Kansas 40.60 9. Oklahoma St. 38.40 12. Texas A&M 37.00 15. Nebraska 36.80 17. Oklahoma 35.00 31. Missouri 31.80 41. Baylor 30.40 67. Iowa St. 26.83 85. Colorado 23.40 99. Kansas St. 22.00 3rd Down Conversion Pct. 10. Texas A&M 51.25 13. Kansas 50.72 21. Texas 48.00 22. Nebraska 47.06 28. Oklahoma St. 45.16 37. Texas Tech 43.80 52. Missouri 40.79 58. Iowa St. 40.00 61. Oklahoma 39.73 84. Colorado 36.59 90. Kansas St. 35.29 98. Baylor 33.87 4th Down Conversion Pct. 4. Kansas 85.71 16. Texas Tech 66.67 Missouri 66.67 Texas 66.67 Nebraska 66.67 35. Iowa St. 60.00 42. Colorado 58.33 Kansas St. 58.33 44. Oklahoma St. 57.14 77. Baylor 42.86 84. Oklahoma 37.50 98. Texas A&M 25.00 Red Zone 4. Kansas.96 Texas.96 7. Nebraska.95 10. Missouri.94 13. Colorado.93 19. Oklahoma.92 28. Iowa St..90 50. Oklahoma St..85 57. Texas Tech.83 81. Texas A&M.78 95. Baylor.75 109. Kansas St..70 DEFENSE Rushing 1. Texas 46.20 3. Oklahoma 53.60 14. Kansas 91.20 28. Texas Tech 107.17 33. Nebraska 110.80 37. Oklahoma St. 116.40 50. Kansas St. 126.33 52. Missouri 128.00 77. Iowa St. 149.50 81. Texas A&M 153.80 92. Colorado 170.40 94. Baylor 171.20 Pass 14. Nebraska 162.60 35. Texas 186.80 47. Oklahoma 202.40 50. Missouri 206.00 54. Baylor 210.60 64. Colorado 219.20 65. Kansas St. 219.50 81. Texas A&M 233.60 88. Iowa St. 241.00 89. Oklahoma St. 241.20 92. Texas Tech 242.50 108. Kansas 259.80 NCAA TEAM RANKINGS Total Defense 4. Texas 233.00 9. Oklahoma 256.00 13. Nebraska 273.40 45. Missouri 334.00 53. Kansas St. 345.83 55. Texas Tech 349.67 57. Kansas 351.00 60. Oklahoma st. 357.60 78. Baylor 381.80 83. Texas A&M 387.40 85. Colorado 389.60 88. Iowa St. 390.50 Scoring 2. Nebraska 8.00 3. Oklahoma 8.40 16. Texas 15.00 27. Missouri 17.80 29. Kansas 18.00 42. Texas Tech 21.33 45. Baylor 22.40 53. Oklahoma St. 23.20 54. Iowa St. 23.50 66. Kansas St. 25.50 85. Texas A&M 27.60 96. Colorado 30.00 Sacks 4. Oklahoma 3.60 8. Kansas 3.20 Texas A&M 3.20 12. Texas Tech 3.00 20. Texas 2.80 34. Nebraska 2.40 Colorado 2.40 45. Oklahoma St. 2.20 68. Missouri 1.80 Baylor 1.80 84. Iowa St. 1.50 105. Kansas St. 1.00 Tackles for Loss 5. Oklahoma 8.80 8. Texas 8.40 17. Texas Tech 7.50 23. Texas A&M 7.00 Kansas 7.00 46. Oklahoma St. 6.20 51. Missouri 6.00 Nebraska 6.00 59. Colorado 5.80 78. Iowa St. 5.17 93. Baylor 4.60 107. Kansas St. 4.17 Interceptions 18. Oklahoma 8 Texas 8 30. Baylor 7 Iowa St. 7 45. Kansas St. 6 55. Nebraska 5 76. Kansas 4 Oklahoma St. 4 Texas Tech 4 92. Colorado 3 108. Missouri 2 Texas A&M 2 MISC. STATS Net Punting 2. Missouri 43.60 4. Iowa St. 41.86 5. Oklahoma St. 41.63 35. Oklahoma 37.41 39. Texas A&M 37.23 49. Baylor 36.79 63. Texas Tech 36.06 92. Kansas St. 33.70 94. Nebraska 33.61 102. Texas 32.89 113. Colorado 31.11 115. Kansas 30.72 Punt Returns 9. Oklahoma St. 18.45 11. Texas 17.29 15. Oklahoma 15.56 28. Kansas St. 12.54 49. Nebraska 9.94 57. Texas Tech 9.64 58. Missouri 9.60 61. Kansas 9.54 62. Texas A&M 9.43 66. Baylor 8.75 92. Iowa St. 5.85 104. Colorado 4.46 Kickoff Returns 1. Texas 34.64 20. Texas Tech 25.79 23. Kansas St. 25.25 25. Baylor 25.00 27. Colorado 24.82 54. Texas A&M 22.63 63. Iowa St. 21.63 71. Kansas 21.32 77. Nebraska 21.10 90. Missouri 20.13 92. Oklahoma 19.80 100. Oklahoma St. 19.25 Turnover Margin 10. Oklahoma 1.20 15. Nebraska 1.00 26. Texas A&M.80 40. Baylor.60 Texas.60 47. Kansas.40 Missouri.40 61. Kansas St..00 71. Iowa St. -.17 73. Colorado -.20 Oklahoma St. -.20 99. Texas Tech -.67 Fumbles Recovered 8. Colorado 8 27. Iowa St. 6 Missouri 6 Oklahoma St. 6 Texas 6 Texas A&M 6 Texas Tech 6 49. Kansas St. 5 Nebraska 5 Oklahoma 5 73. Baylor 4 90. Kansas 3 Fumbles Lost 7. Kansas 2 Nebraska 2 17. Colorado 3 34. Missouri 4 Oklahoma 4 Texas A&m 4 59. Baylor 5 Texas 5 79. Kansas St. 6 Texas Tech 6 91. Oklahoma St. 7 105. Iowa St. 8 Turnovers Gained 14. Texas 14 26. Iowa St. 13 Oklahoma 13 43. Baylor 11 Colorado 11 Kansas St. 11 59. Nebraska 10 Oklahoma St. 10 Texas Tech 10 89. Missouri 8 Texas A&M 8 97. Kansas 7 Turnovers Lost 2. Texas A&M 4 8. Kansas 5 Nebraska 5 16. Missouri 6 22. Oklahoma 7 31. Baylor 8 70. Kansas 11 Oklahoma St. 11 Texas 11 79. Colorado 12 97. Iowa St. 14 Texas Tech 14

Big 12 Football October 13, 2009 2009 Week 7 Page 11 GAME PREVIEWS BAYLOR at IOWA STATE Saturday, Oct. 17 6:00 p.m. (CT) Jack Trice Stadium (55,000), Ames, Iowa Series: Tied 4-4 Last Meeting: Oct. 11, 2008, Baylor 38-10 in Waco, Texas Baylor (3-2, 0-1 Big 12) Coach: Art Briles (Texas Tech, 1979) Career: 41-38 (7th year) School: 8-9 (2nd year) Offense - Rushing: Jay Finley (3 G, 24-211 yards, 1 TD) Passing: Robert Griffi n (3 G, 45-69-0-481 yards, 4 TD) Receiving: Kendall Wright (5 G, 26-330 yards, 2 TD) Defense - Tackles: Antonio Jones (5 G, 46, 19 solo) Sacks: Joe Pawelek (5 G, 2.5-12 yds) Int.: Chance Casey (5 G, 2-66 yards) Iowa State (3-3, 0-2 Big 12) Coach: Paul Rhoads (Missouri Western, 1989) Career: 3-3 (1st year) School: 3-3 (1st year) Offense - Rushing: Alexander Robinson (6 G, 111-654 yards, 6 TD) Passing: Austen Arnaud (6 G, 87-157-4-1,080 yards, 8 TD) Receiving: Marquis Hamilton (6 G, 22-382 yards, 3 TD) Defense - Tackles: Jesse Smith (5 G, 49, 29 solo) Sacks: Ter ran Benton (5 G, 2-20 yards) Int.: David Sims (5 G, 3-41 yards) KANSAS at COLORADO Saturday, Oct. 17 6:00 p.m. (CT) - FSN Folsom Field (53,613), Boulder, Colo. Series: CU leads 41-24-3 Last Meeting: Oct. 11, 2008, KU 30-14 in Lawrence, Kan. Kansas (5-0, 1-0 Big 12) Coach: Mark Mangino (Youngstown State, 1987) Career: 50-41 (8th year) School: 50-41 (8th year) Offense - Rushing: Toben Opurum (5 G, 93-432 yards, 7 TD) Passing: Todd Reesing (5 G, 133-192-3-1,579 yards, 13 TD) Receiving: Kerry Meier (5 G, 43-447 yards, 5 TD) Defense - Tackles: Justin Thornton (5 G, 40, 21 solo) Sacks: Jake Laptad (5 G, 4.5-35 yards) Int.: Maxwell Onyegbule (5 G, 1-48 yards) Colorado (1-4, 0-1 Big 12) Coach: Dan Hawkins (UC-Davis, 1984) Career: 67-39 (9th year) School: 14-28 (4th year) Offense - Rushing: Rodney Stewart (4 G, 80-310 yards, 3 TD) Passing: Cody Hawkins (5 G, 104-205-9-1,113 yards, 9 TD) Receiving: Scotty McKnight (5 G, 30-337 yards, 3 TD) Defense - Tackles: Jeff Smart (4 G, 39, 26 solo) Sacks: Cha pelle Brown (4 G, 3-32 yards) Int.: Jeff Smart (4 G, 1-10 yards) TEXAS A&M at KANSAS STATE Saturday, Oct. 17 6:00 p.m. (CT) FCS Bill Snyder Family Stadium (50,000), Manhattan, Kan. Series: TAMU leads 8-5 Last Meeting: Oct. 11, 2008, KSU 44-30 in College Station, Texas Texas A&M (3-2, 0-1 Big 12) Coach: Mike Sherman (Central Connecticut State, 1977) Career: 7-10 (2nd year) School: 7-10 (2nd year) Offense - Rushing: Cyrus Gray (5 G, 72-314 yards, 2 TD) Passing: Jerrod Johnson (5 G, 127-211-0-1,579 yards, 14 TD) Receiving: Ryan Tannehill (5 G, 20-308 yards, 3 TD) Defense - Tackles: Trent Hunter (5 G, 35, 18 solo) Sacks: Von Miller (5 G, 9.0-67 yards) Int: Kyle Mangan (5 G, 1-23 yards) Kansas State (3-3, 1-1 Big 12) Coach: Bill Snyder (William Jewell, 1963) Career: 139-71-1 (18th year) School: 139-71-1 (18th year) Offense - Rushing: Daniel Thomas (6 G, 127-578 yards, 4 TD) Passing: Carson Coffman (5 G, 66-111-4-815 yards, 2 TD) Receiving: Brandon Banks (6 G, 24-294 yards, 1 TD) Defense - Tackles: Emmanuel Lamur (6 G, 30, 18 solo) Sacks: Jeff Fitzgerald (6 G, 2-17 yards) Int: Tysyn Hartman (6 G, 3-0 yards) MISSOURI at OKLAHOMA STATE Saturday, Oct. 17 8:15 p.m. (CT) --ESPN2 Boone Pickens Stadium (60,218), Stillwater, Okla. Series: Missouri leads 28-21 Last Meeting: Oct. 11, 2008, Oklahoma State 28-23 in Columbia, Mo. Missouri (4-1, 0-1 Big 12) Coach: Gary Pinkel (Kent State, 1973) Career: 136-79-3 (19th year) School: 63-42 (9th year) Offense Rushing: Derrick Washington (5 G, 88-381 yards, 2 TD) Passing: Blaine Gabbert (5 G, 104-174-2-1295 yards, 11 TD) Receiving: Danario Alexander (5 G, 35-447 yards, 4 TD) Defense Tackles: Sean Weatherspoon (5 G, 43, 28 solo) Sacks: Aldon Smith (5 G, 3.0-35 yards) Int: Jacquies Smith (5 G, 1-43 yards) Oklahoma State (4-1, 1-0 Big 12) Coach: Mike Gundy (Oklahoma State, 1989) Career: 31-24 (5th year) School: 31-24 (5th year) Offense Rushing: Keith Toston (5 G, 72-410 yards, 4 TD) Passing: Zac Robinson (5 G, 70-114-3-1070 yards, 8 TD) Receiving: Dez Bryant (3 G, 17-323 yards, 4 TD) Defense Tackles: Donald Booker (5 G, 37, 24 solo) Sacks: Richetti Jones (4 G, 2.5-20 yards) Int: Patrick Lavine (5 G, 2-4 yards)

Big 12 Football October 13, 2009 2009 Week 7 Page 12 GAME PREVIEWS TEXAS TECH at NEBRASKA Saturday, Oct. 178 2:30 p.m. (CT) -- ABC Memorial Stadium (81,067), Lincoln, Neb. Series: Nebraska leads 7-3 Last Meeting: Oct. 11, 2008, Texas Tech 37-31 (OT) in Lubbock, Texas Texas Tech (4-2, 1-1 Big 12) Coach: Mike Leach (Brigham Young, 1983) Career: 80-41 (10th year) School: 80-41 (10th year) Offense Rushing: Baron Batch (6 G, 53-312 yards, 5 TD) Passing: Taylor Potts (5 G, 159-235-6-1817 yards, 13 TD) Receiving: Alex Torres (6 G, 31-335 yards, 3 TD) Defense Tackles: Marlon Williams (6 G, 43, 31 solo) Sacks: Daniel Howard (6 G, 5.0-31 yards) Int: D.J. Johnson (5 G, 1-7 yards) Nebraska (4-1, 1-0 Big 12) Coach: Bo Pelini (Ohio State, 1990) Career: 14-5 (2nd year) School: 14-5 (2nd year) Offense Rushing: Roy Helu Jr. (5 G, 91-552, 6 TD) Passing: Zac Lee (5 G, 82-138-3-1085 yards, 10 TD) Receiving: Niles Paul (5 G, 16-212 yards, 3 TD) Defense Tackles: Ndamukong Suh (5 G, 32, 15 solo) Sacks: Ndamukong Suh (5 G, 3.0-24 yards) Int: Larry Asante (5 G, 1-74 yards) OKLAHOMA vs TEXAS Saturday, Oct. 17 11:00 a.m. (CT) -- ABC Cotton Bowl (92,200), Dallas, Texas Series: Texas leads 58-40-5 Last Meeting: Oct. 11, 2008, Texas 45-35 in Dallas, Texas Oklahoma (3-2, 1-0 Big 12) Coach: Bob Stoops (Iowa, 1983) Career: 112-26 (11th year) School: 112-26 (11th year) Offense - Rusing: DeMarco Murray (5 G, 72-381 yards, 3 TD) Passing: Landry Jones (5 G, 67-111-3-861 yards, 10 TD) Receiving: Ryan Broyles (4 G, 23-346 yards, 7 TD) Defense - Tackles: Travis Lewis (5 G, 46, 29 solo) Sacks: Jeremy Beal (5 G, 6.5-44 yards) Int.: Brian Jackson (5 G, 3-3 yards) Texas (5-0, 2-0 Big 12) Coach: Mack Brown (Florida State, 1974) Career: 206-100-1 (26th year) School: 120-26 (12th year) Offense Rushing: Vondrell McGee (5 G, 45-258 yards, 2 TD) Passing: Colt McCoy (5 G, 135-184-6-1410 yards, 10 TD) Receiving: Jordan Shipley (5 G, 47-583 yards, 3 TD) Defense Tackles: Roddrick Muckelroy (5 G, 37, 20 solo) Sacks: Sam Acho (5 G, 4.0-25 yards) Int: Earl Thomas (5 G, 4-96 yards) BIG 12 INSTANT REPLAY STATISTICS Big 12 Plays Plays Avg. Length One Two Coaches Challenge Replay Crew Reviewed Overturned of Review Coaches Challenge Coaches Challenge Upheld 9/5 10 9 4 1:21 2 1 0 9/12 6 11 1 1:24 2 0 0 9/19 8 12 2 1:14 2 0 0 9/26 8 10 3 1:13 1 0 0 10/3 4 9 2 1:11 2 1 0 10/10 6 11 0 1:09 3 0 0 10/17 10/24 10/31 11/7 11/14 11/21 11/28 12/5 Totals 40 62 12 1:15 12 2 0

Big 12 Football October 13 2009 Week 7 Page 13 BAYLOR (3-2, 0-1) BU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S5 W, 24-21 at Wake Forest 27, 905 197 169 366 16-25-0 1 126 143 269 20-31-3 4 S19 L, 22-30 Connecticut 40,147 RV^ 147 119 266 17-27-1 3 235 147 382 12-23-0 0 S26 W, 68-13 NW State 36,452 283 284 567 16-25-0 1 133 115 248 19-31-2 4 O3 W, 31-15 Kent State 27,047 158 216 374 20-27-0 1 165 259 424 25-46-2 3 O10 L, 7-33 at Oklahoma* 18 18 6 262 268 23-43-2 2 197 389 586 27-49-0 0 O17 6:00 p.m. at Iowa State* O24 11:30 a.m. Oklahoma State* O31 TBA Nebraska* N7 TBA at Missouri* N14 TBA Texas* N21 TBA attexas A&M* N28 TBA Texas Tech* ^denotes AP ranking COLORADO (1-4, 0-1) CU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (MT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S6 L, 17-23 Colorado State 53,268 RV 29 222 251 24-40-1 2 168 208 376 10-17-2 2 S11 L, 38-54 at Toledo 20,082 95 356 451 30-64-3 4 305 319 624 15-23-0 2 S19 W, 24-0 Wyoming 50,535 151 175 326 17-31-0 1 76 154 230 15-26-0 1 O1 L, 25-34 at West Virginia 60,005 100 292 392 27-54-3 3 257 148 405 12-19-0 4 O10 L, 14-38 at Texas* 101,152 2 2 42 85 127 9-23-2 2 46 267 313 33-40-1 2 O17 6:00 p.m. Kansas* 16 15 O24 TBA at Kansas State* O31 TBA Missouri* N7 TBA Texas A&M* N14 TBA at Iowa State* N19 5:30 p.m. at Oklahoma State* N27 1:30 p.m. Nebraska* IOWA STATE (3-3, 0-2) ISU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S3 W, 34-17 North Dakota St. 48,831 204 238 442 17-31-0 2 210 178 388 15-27-1 2 S12 L, 3-35 Iowa 52,089 RV^ RV 190 113 303 13-31-5 6 191 235 426 20-37-2 2 S19 W, 34-14 at Kent State 15,808 234 170 404 16-28-1 4 47 255 302 21-32-1 5 S26 W, 31-10 Army 50,532 201 175 376 11-20-0 0 186 130 316 11-26-1 1 O3 L, 23-24 Kansas St.* (KC) 40,851 RV RV 207 164 371 13-27-0 2 154 206 360 16-23-1 2 O10 L, 36-41 at Kansas* 48,203 16 15 219 293 512 25-41-0 0 109 442 551 37-49-1 1 O17 6:00 p.m. Baylor* O24 11:30 a.m. at Nebraska* O31 TBA at Texas A&M* N7 TBA Oklahoma State* N14 TBA Colorado* N21 TBA at Missouri* ^denotes AP ranking KANSAS (5-0, 1-0) KU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S5 W, 49-3 No. Colorado 52,530 25^ RV 328 219 547 15-22-0 0 74 172 246 20-31-0 2 S12 W, 34-7 at UTEP 31,885 25 25^ 255 321 576 27-43-1 2 4 204 208 17-29-1 1 S19 W, 44-16 Duke 50,101 22^ 23 152 338 490 28-41-0 0 95 299 394 30-50-2 2 S26 W, 35-28 Southern Miss 50,025 20^ 19 102 331 433 30-42-1 2 64 331 395 2842-1 2 O10 W, 41-36 Iowa State* 48,203 16 15 109 442 551 37-49-1 1 219 293 512 25-41-0 0 O17 6:00 p.m. at Colorado* 16 15 O24 2:30/7 p.m. Oklahoma* O31 TBA at Texas Tech* N7 TBA at Kansas State* N14 TBA Nebraska* N21 TBA attexas* N28 TBA Missouri (KC)* ^denotes AP ranking

Big 12 Football October 13, 2009 2009 Week 7 Page 14 KANSAS STATE (3-3, 1-1) KSU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S5 W, 21-17 Massachusetts 50,750 225 182 407 14-27-1 3 110 102 212 10-34-2 2 S12 L, 15-17 at UL-Lafayette 16, 431 196 181 377 14-30-1 2 102 185 287 20-36-1 3 S19 L, 9-23 at UCLA 67,311 RV^ RV 69 199 268 21-35-2 2 173 186 359 13-24-1 2 S26 W, 49-7 Tennessee Tech 48,094 296 152 448 10-11-0 0-19 126 107 12-19-1 1 O3 W, 24-23 Iowa St.* (KC) 40,851 RV RV 154 206 360 16-23-1 2 207 164 371 13-27-0 2 O10 L, 14-66 at Texas Tech* 47,382 116 168 284 16-24-0 2 185 554 739 39-49-1 1 O17 6:00 p.m. Texas A&M* O24 TBA Colorado* O31 TBA at Oklahoma* N7 TBA Kansas* N14 TBA Missouri* N19 TBA at Nebraska* ^denotes AP ranking MISSOURI (4-1, 0-1) MU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S5 W, 37-9 Illinois 64,215 RV^ RV RV^ RV 117 325 442 26-35-0 0 110 215 325 22-37-1 2 S12 W, 27-20 Bowling Green 65,401 25^ RV 181 172 353 20-33-0 2 114 206 320 29-46-0 0 S19 W, 52-12 Furman 61,617 RV^ 25 196 329 525 23-35-0 0 93 305 398 25-40-1 2 S25 W, 31-21 at Nevada 18,269 RV^ 21 78 414 492 25-40-0 1 218 146 364 17-29-0 2 O8 L, 12-27 Nebraska* 65,826 23 18 21 22 91 134 225 17-43-2 3 105 158 263 14-33-0 2 O17 8:15 p.m. at Oklahoma St.* RV 24 15 14 O24 2:30/7 p.m. Texas* O31 TBA at Colorado* N7 TBA Baylor* N14 TBA at Kansas State* N21 TBA Iowa State* N28 TBA Kansas (KC)* ^denotes AP ranking NEBRASKA (4-1, 1-0) NU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S5 W, 49-3 Florida Atlantic 85,719 24^ 22 259 231 490 17-25-1 1 122 236 358 20-41-2 3 S12 W, 38-9 Arkansas State 85,035 22^ 18 136 358 494 30-41-0 0 143 131 274 11-20-0 1 S19 L, 15-16 at Virginia Tech 66,233 19^ 18 13^ 14 207 136 343 11-30-2 2 86 192 278 12-27-0 0 S26 W, 55-0 UL-Lafayette 86,304 25^ 24 133 300 433 22-26-0 0 102 120 222 15-27-1 3 O8 W, 27-12 at Missouri* 65,826 21 22 23 18 105 158 263 14-33-0 2 91 134 225 17-43-2 3 O17 2:30 p.m. Texas Tech* 19 17 O24 11:30 a.m. Iowa State* O31 TBA at Baylor* N7 TBA Oklahoma* N14 TBA at Kansas* N21 TBA Kansas State* N27 2:30 p.m. at Colorado* ^denotes AP ranking OKLAHOMA (3-2, 1-0) OU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S5 L, 13-14 BYU (Arlington) 75,437 3^ 3 20^ 24 118 147 265 16-26-0 2 28 329 357 26-38-2 4 S12 W, 64-0 Idaho State 84,749 13^ 14 278 286 564 18-32-1 2-22 66 44 11-26-0 2 S19 W, 45-0 Tulsa 84,803 12^ 12 RV 193 336 529 25-37-2 2 116 153 269 16-37-2 3 O3 L, 20-21 at Miami 61,790 9 8 22 21 153 188 341 18-30-0 1 140 202 342 19-28-2 2 O10 W, 33-7 Baylor* 84,478 20 21 197 389 586 27-49-0 0 6 262 268 23-43-2 2 O17 11:00 a.m. Texas* (Dallas) 18 18 2 2 O24 2:30/7 p.m. at Kansas* O31 TBA Kansas State* N7 TBA at Nebraska* N14 TBA Texas A&M* N21 TBA at Texas Tech* N28 TBA Oklahoma State*

Big 12 Football October 13 2009 Week 7 Page 15 OKLAHOMA STATE (4-1, 1-0) OSU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S5 W, 24-10 Georgia 53,012 9^ 11 13^ 13 172 135 307 11-22-0 0 95 162 257 15-30-1 3 S12 L, 35-45 Houston 50,875 5^ 6 RV^ 194 240 434 18-31-1 4 146 366 512 32-46-1 2 S19 W, 41-24 Rice 51,803 16^ 17 124 227 351 14-20-0 2 76 301 377 28-51-1 2 S26 W, 56-6 Grambling St. 56,901 16^ 16 321 266 587 17-23-2 4 156 104 260 11-26-1 2 O10 W, 36-31 at Texas A&M* 76,153 14 13 169 279 448 14-25-1 1 109 273 382 22-42-0 1 O17 8:15 p.m. Missouri* 15 14 RV 24 O24 11:30 a.m. at Baylor* O31 TBA Texas* N7 TBA at Iowa State* N14 TBA Texas Tech* N19 6:30 p.m. Colorado* N28 TBA at Oklahoma* ^denotes AP ranking TEXAS (5-0, 2-0) UT Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S5 W, 59-20 UL-Monroe 101, 096 2^ 2 199 363 562 25-35-1 3 101 197 298 14-30-1 3 S12 W, 41-10 at Wyoming 31,017 2^ 2 191 353 544 32-50-1 1 85 188 273 23-50-0 1 S19 W, 34-24 Texas Tech* 101,297 2^ 2 RV^ RV 135 205 340 24-34-2 2-6 420 414 46-62-1 3 S26 W, 64-7 UTEP 101,114 2^ 2 304 335 639 33-41-1 3 9 44 53 9-26-4 5 O10 W, 38-14 Colorado* 101,152 2 2 46 267 313 33-40-1 2 42 85 127 9-23-2 2 O17 11:00 a.m. Oklahoma (Dallas)* 2 2 18 18 O24 2:30/7 p.m. at Missouri* O31 TBA at Oklahoma State* N7 TBA Central Florida N14 TBA at Baylor* N21 TBA Kansas* N26 7:00 p.m. at Texas A&M* ^denotes AP ranking TEXAS A&M (3-2, 0-1) TAMU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S5 W, 41-6 New Mexico 73,887 245 361 606 32-43-0 0 21 210 231 29-40-0 2 S19 W, 38-30 Utah State 73,559 251 322 573 21-41-0 0 187 334 521 24-48-0 2 S26 W, 56-19 UAB 74,656 236 308 544 25-31-0 1 229 74 303 9-25-0 0 O3 L, 19-47 Arkansas (Arl.) 71,872 RV RV 113 345 458 30-58-0 2 163 271 434 17-27-1 3 O10 L, 31-36 Oklahoma State* 76,153 14 13 109 273 382 22-42-0 1 169 279 448 14-25-1 1 O17 6:00 p.m. at Kansas State* O24 6:00 p.m. at Texas Tech* O31 TBA Iowa State* N7 TBA at Colorado* N14 TBA at Oklahoma* N21 TBA Baylor* N26 7:00 p.m. Texas* TEXAS TECH (4-2, 1-1) TTU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S5 W, 37-13 North Dakota 47, 824 RV^ RV RV 40 405 445 34-48-3 3 73 134 207 20-28-0 1 S12 W, 55-10 Rice 48, 124 RV^ RV 52 508 560 40-63-0 0 60 197 257 25-41-1 2 S19 L, 24-34 at Texas* 101,297 RV^ RV 2^ 2-6 420 414 46-62-1 3 135 205 340 24-34-2 2 S26 L, 28-29 at Houston 32,114 RV^ RV 17^ 23 163 321 484 30-47-0 2 144 435 579 38-58-1 1 O3 W, 48-28 New Mexico 52,909 RV 34 453 487 29-46-3 5 115 316 431 30-56-0 2 O10 W, 66-14 Kansas State* 47,382 RV 185 554 739 39-49-1 1 116 168 284 16-24-0 2 O17 2:30 p.m. at Nebraska* 19 17 O24 6:00 p.m. Texas A&M* O31 TBA Kansas* N14 TBA at Oklahoma State* N21 TBA Oklahoma* N28 TBA Baylor (Arlington)* ^denotes AP ranking