Standings after Sunday’s Big 12/SEC games: Team Record Streak Baylor 7-0 W7 Kansas 6-0 W6 Texas 7-1 L1 Iowa State 6-1 W1 Oklahoma State 6-1 L1 TCU 6-1 W3 Kansas State 5-2 W2 Texas Tech 5-2 L1 West Virginia 4-2 L1 Oklahoma 2-5 L5 Tech fans feeling pretty good about their new staff and their team; OU fans kinda down on their coaches and team. Not many games this midweek as most of the teams are off until the weekend. Wed, Dec 05 Iowa State @ Iowa 7:00 p.m. on BTN+ (Cy-Hawk Series) Kansas @ Nebraska 7:00 p.m. BTN+ Lamar @ Kansas State 7:00 p.m. on FCS Central Central Arkansas @ Oklahoma 7:00 p.m. on FSOK+
So. I never look Medusa (Kim Mulkey) in the face as I don't want to be turned into stone, but a question if someone can answer? In the Big12-SEC matchups, did the powers that be make the matches or did schools have a say in it? I wondered how Baylor would have handled MSU? I had to look up (gah) the Baylor site and was surprised to see them beat SC 94-69 (gulp), but then saw that they beat South Dakota State only by 72-66 (must have made them run laps for that). I also see that they have Stanford and UConn (!) on their schedule. She maybe a b****, but she doesn't have fear. Go Tree and Huskies!
South Carolina, thus far, is a shade of what they were last year after losing A’ja Wilson. Yesterday’s loss to Baylor was their 4th this season in addition to Maryland, Oregon State and Drake. As far as matchups are concerned, I’d think the schools would have some input. With UCONN and Stanford already on Baylor’s schedule and Texas with only 1 other guaranteed big game (Tennessee), I can see how the 2 schools would’ve agreed on Texas taking the more significant challenge.
ISU drops a heartbreaker to #16 Iowa on a last second three by the Hawkeyes to win it. OU pulls away from Central Arkansas in the last five minutes to win 65-52.
Baylor is now the only undefeated Big 12 team going into this weekend’s games. OU is the only Big 12 team with a losing record at 3-5. Team Record Baylor 7-0 Texas 7-1 Kansas 6-1 Oklahoma State 6-1 TCU 6-1 Iowa State 6-2 Kansas State 6-2 Texas Tech 5-2 West Virginia 4-2 Oklahoma 3-5
