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Cowboys entering the transfer portal since August 1st: * Jelani Woods (Starting TE) * Dee Anderson (WR) * Deondrick Glass (RB) * Trent Pullen (OL) * Jacob Farrell (OL) * Bryce Bray (OL) * Carson Kropp (walk-on LB) * MIcah Cooper (walk-on RB) * Shaun Taylor (walk-on QB) * Ben Freehill (walk-on...

Keep in mind that Tulsa's starting RB was out injured this season. He would have given them some added punch running the ball for sure. Great season for Tulsa. I wish them well in their Bowl.

Poor coaching.... You’d think Gundy would quit saying “we got out coached” during his press conferences...

I found this in an article this morning: The weird tiebreaker happens if Iowa State loses to West Virginia and Kansas State were to beat Texas. The tiebreaker would fall all the way down to point differential in the games played between Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Iowa State since West...

SCENARIO: What happens if - ISU losses to WVU - OU wins out. (resulting in a 3-way tie for ISU/OU/OSU) - KSU beats Texas * KSU/TX/WVU end tied for 4th with four losses You would look at the head-to-head of the 3 tied teams against the 3 4th place teams. * ISU would be 3-0 against those teams...

Based on what?

For WVU to be in the tiebreaker with Texas, you are assuming they and Texas win out. If WVU wins out, they beat OU. If they beat OU, then there is only ISU/OSU left with 2 losses so the tie break would not apply. The only thing we need WVU to do is beat OU. Then it is ISU vs OSU. No need...

If ISU loses, it is a 3-way tie with all teams being 1-1 against each other. So the next tiebreak is record against next highest ranked (ie Texas). Both OU and ISU would have a win over Texas. OSU would have a loss. That would put ISU/OU in the CCG. So no, we do not have the tiebreaker over...

The only way we get in the CCG is if: * We win out against TCU/Baylor * OU drops one of their last two remaining games (@WVU/Baylor) That's it. That simple...

You know, I think we as OSU fans we have to be realistic in our hopes and expectations... I don't expect a Big-12 Championship every year, but I do hope for that "perfect storm" year occasionally. 2011 was probably the last year when the stars aligned. I had expected this year to be our next...

* We beat WVU by 14 points when we had a true Freshman QB starting his first ever game. * WVU beat KSU by 27 points. * If OSU (i.e., Spencer Sanders) can play a clean came with little to no turnovers, covering 12.5 points should be the easiest money of the season.

Most likely: ISU is in with a win over Texas The winner of Bedlam is in against Iowa St. However, the meltdown scenario would be: - Texas beats ISU - OU beats OSU. - OSU/ISU/OU/TX would all end tied with 2 losses. - By virtue of head-to-head tiebreaker, the CCG would be OU vs Texas.

So lets apply the above proposal to the 2019 season. The Top-4 were: LSU/Ohio State/Clemson/Oklahoma. Teams 5-8 would have been 11-2 Georgia (who lost to LSU in the SEC Title game and unranked S. Carolina in the reg season). 11-2 Oregon (2 loss Pac-12 Champ with losses to unranked Ariz St and...

No, what I saying is this: * This year, I think Georgia and Notre Dame will probably lose another game. So if we were undefeated, my belief is that would put us into the Semi-Finals under the current system. * If we expanded to an 8-team system, then OSU would have to beat a really good team...

I'm saying in the 6 years since the current format began, 8 of the 12 Championship game slots have gone to either the #1 or #2 seed. So you could say under the current format, only 4 of 12 times (33%) has the #3 or #4 seeds been relevant (although admittedly they did win the National Title...

Not exactly. They are playing ACC opponents. They are not eligible to be in the ACC Championship, so technically I would not say they are "in" the ACC Conference this year. They are only playing ACC opponents.

Ok, so lets say you take the Top-8 teams today from the AP Poll and seeded them as ranked. (Well, almost. I kicked out #8 Texas A&M in order to include presumed PAC-12 Champ Oregon). That includes the 5 Major conference winners, Cincinnati as the best of the Group of Five teams, Independent...

You look at records against each other... * OU would be 0-2 against ISU/KSU so they would be eliminated * Then the 2 teams remaining would look to head-to-head results. * Which would be the winner of the Nov 21st KSU/ISU game.

I think If we win out, we’re in. If we drop a game, we’re in the Cotton Bowl....

I was just looking at Massey Ratings.... they have KSU losing every game they have left... interesting...