Texas Looks to Upset Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry

The Sooners are favored, but the Longhorns have won four of the last six against OU.

Oklahoma started the college football year as a favorite to play in the BCS Championship Game. Texas entered the 2011 season just looking to be Texas again and rebuild from a 5-7 campaign that led to a shakeup of Mack Brown’s coaching staff.

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Manny Diaz Has The Eyes of Texas Excited

Before the season started, Bruce Feldman wrote a great piece about Texas' new Defensive Coordinator Manny Diaz.

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College Football Predictions: Oklahoma vs. Texas

Can the Longhorns knock off the Sooners?

By Steven Lassan (@AthlonSteven on Twitter)

Considering all that has transpired with the Big 12 over the last season in regards to realignment, it’s nice to turn the attention back to the action on the field. At least for this weekend.

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Surprise, surprise: K-State is 4-0

Bill Snyder's Wildcats are once again exceeding expectations

By Mitch Light

When Kansas State was trailing Eastern Kentucky, 7–3, late in the fourth quarter back in Week 1, even the most optimistic Wildcat fan would have had a tough time envisioning that this team would be 4–0 and that the K-State offense would be capable of scoring 28 points and 36 points in back-to-back wins over Miami (Fla.) and Baylor.

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College Football Power Rankings: Big 12

Case McCoy has Texas undefeated and ready for the showdown against Oklahoma.

By Steven Lassan (@AthlonSteven on Twitter)

Post-Week 5 Big 12 Power Rankings

Check out all of our college football rankings

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Oklahoma State at Texas A&M: Shootout Predictions

The Aggies look for revenge after a bitter loss to the Cowboys last season.

This Big 12 contest should be one of the more fun college football games all season. The high-octane offenses of Oklahoma State and Texas A&M will meet in College Station on Saturday afternoon in what is only the third game in the history of Kyle Field involving two Top-10 teams.

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Conference Realignment: A History Lesson

This isn't the first time college football has gone through major changes.

This article on college football realignment originally appeared in our 1998 college football annual. As the college football landscape continues to go through realignment and the whispers of superconferences are still heard (despite the PAC-12's decision to not expand right now), we can learn about the current state of college football by looking back at its history.

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Big 12 Expansion Candidates

Who should the Big 12 target for expansion?

By Steven Lassan (@AthlonSteven on Twitter)

With the Pac-12 holding off on expanding to 16 teams, Oklahoma and Texas will stay in the Big 12 – for now. However, the conference is expected to pursue expansion and likely attempt to get back to 12 teams. 

Texas A&M is out the door and won’t be returning to the SEC, which leaves the Big 12 at nine teams for the 2012 season. The conference could choose to expand to only 10, but getting to 12 would provide more stability. 

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Big 12 Pulls a Gloria Gaynor and Will Survive

Somehow, someway, the Big 12 has survived.

The Big 12 was on its deathbed earlier this week, but has somehow survived for the second year in a row. Thanks to the Pac-12’s decision not to expand and add Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas and Texas Tech, the Big 12 will continue to exist – for now.

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