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Very Early 2012 Big 12 Predictions

Is Texas ready to challenge for the Big 12 crown in 2012?

By Steven Lassan (@AthlonSteven on Twitter)

Very Early 2012 Big 12 Predictions

1. Oklahoma

Key Returnees: QB Landry Jones, RB Roy Finch, FB Trey Millard, RB Dominique Whaley, WR Kenny Stills, LG Gabe Ikard, RG Tyler Evans, LB Corey Nelson, LB Tom Wort, CB Demontre Hurst, S/LB Tony Jefferson, K Michael Hunnicutt

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College Football 2011 Coaching Awards

Who was the best Coach in 2011? Who under-acheived? Over-acheived?

-by CoachesByTheNumbers.com

2011 is officially in the books. It was another amazing season of college football. As we enter the postseason, with already 25 new coaches set to take the reigns in 2012, let's look back over 2011 hand out our coaching awards for who we think, by the numbers, outperformed their coaching peers:

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Cotton Bowl Preview: Kansas State vs. Arkansas

Can Arkansas find a way to slow down Kansas State quarterback Collin Klein?

by Patrick Snow (@AthlonSnowman on Twitter)

Cotton Bowl  
Kansas State vs. Arkansas
Date:
Jan. 6, 8:00 PM ET 
Location: Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas

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2012 Quarterback Rankings: Big 12

Looming decisions for Griffin III, Jones and the courts will play major role in 2012.

-by Braden Gall (follow at @BradenGall)

There is no doubt this is the Era of the Quarterback.

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Snyder, Miles and Hoke lead Coach of the Year Candidates

LSU went unbeaten, while Kansas State and Michigan won 10 games.

There were many great coaching jobs around college football this season, and the Coach of the Year selection is always a tough decision. Les Miles of LSU was the only coach in the country to go undefeated, and he did it against a tough schedule.

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BCS Got It Right with Alabama over Oklahoma State

The Tide beat out the Cowboys to face LSU in National Championship Game.

The BCS Championship Game always brings much debate and consternation when its two participants are selected. Even though the BCS has allowed the college football world to see title games that were not contractually possible before 1998, fans and media seem to feel a need to scream and protest throughout the process. This season is no different, with LSU finishing as the only team in the country with a perfect record.

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