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Iowa State Rolls Past Kansas To Win Big 12 Tournament

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Iowa State stayed perfect in Big 12 championship game appearances after beating Kansas in their own backyard on Saturday.

The Fifth-seeded Cyclones (23-11) used a big early run to set up a 78-66 victory over No. 17 Kansas here at Sprint Center in Kansas City and improved to 5-0 in Big 12 title games.

Lindell Wigginton had 17 points and six rebounds off the bench, while Marial Shayok added 15 points for Iowa State, which became the lowest-seeded team ever to succeed in the conference tournament.

“When you do something special, you win a championship, you got a connection for the rest of your life,” said Cyclones coach Steve Prohm.

“Hopefully this is just step one. We’ll enjoy this for a while, figure out where we’re going for the NCAA tournament and then we’ll focus on that.”

Michael Jacobson finished with 14 points, five rebounds and two blocks and freshman Tyrese Haliburton scored 11 points for the Cyclones (23-11), who improved to 2-0 against Kansas (25-9) in the finals.

Iowa State led 32-22 at halftime and improved the advantage to 41-24 early in the second half.

Shayok won the tournament MVP, but he praised the team’s overall performance this year.

“I think it was our best team win of the year because it was gritty,” said Shayok. “Everybody stepped up.”

Meanwhile, Dedric Lawson lead Kansas with 18 points, eight rebounds and three steals and Devon Dotson ended with 17 points.

“The way we competed, we showed some signs where we really wanted to win this game,” Dotson said. “But they hit some tough shots. We were missing some of our easy shots we usually make.”

Quentin Grimes was 0 for 6 from beyond the arc and finished with 10 points for the third-seeded Jayhawks, while Marcus Garrett went 2 for 12 from the floor for seven points, but grabbed a game-high 15 rebounds in the defeat.

As a team, Kansas, which shot 27.8 percent from the field and missed all nine of their 3-point attempts in the first half, ended the game with a 39.4 percent shooting from the field. They were 3 for 18 from long-range.

Iowa State, in the meantime, shot 48.1 percent on 26 of 54 shooting from the floor.

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No. 10 Kansas, No. 17 Oklahoma, No. 19 West Virginia All Stunned

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AMES, Iowa — No. 10 Kansas, No. 17 Oklahoma and No. 19 West Virginia all suffered setbacks on Saturday in their respective press to win this year’s Big 12 regular season title.

SHOCKING DEFEAT FOR KANSAS

Defending conference champion Kansas, which is hunting its 14th straight Big 12 regular-season title, was upset by Baylor, which controlled the final moments of the game en route to securing a 16-point, 80-64 victory over the Jayhawks.

Senior forward Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. had 19 points and six rebounds and classmate guard Manu Lecomte added 18 points and six assists to lead the way for Baylor (15-10, 5-7 Big 12), which won three in a row.

Nuni Omot ended with 17 points and six rebounds off the bench, while Jake Lindsey finished with 11 points for the Bears, who next plays at Texas on Monday night.

After Monday’s game, Baylor will next face Texas Tech, West Virginia, TCU, Oklahoma and Kansas State.

Devonte Graham scored 14 of his 23 points in the second half to lead the way for Kansas, while Malik Newman finished with 14 points and five assists off the bench for the Jayhawks (19-6, 8-4 Big 12), who have lost three of their last six.

WEST VIRGINIA FAILS TO CLOSE GAP

Also failing to get closer to the leaders in the conference title race was No. 19 West Virginia, which went down 88-85 at home to Oklahoma State.

Kendall Smith and Cameron McGriff each scored 20 points to lead the way for the Cowboys (15-10, 5-7 Big 12), who scored 52 second-half points.

McGriff, who went a perfect 13-of-13 from the free throw line, also grabbed nine rebounds.

Jeffrey Carroll ended with 14 points and Lindy Waters and Mitchell Solomon both scored 10, with Water pulling down seven rebounds for Oklahoma State, which now owns highlighted wins against Kansas, West Virginia, Oklahoma, Florida State and Texas.

Jevon Carter scored a career-high 33 points on 11-of-18 shooting for West Virginia.

Esa Ahmad added 16 points for the Mountaineers (18-7, 7-5), who have lost six of the past nine.

OKLAHOMA COULDN’T TAKE CARE OF IOWA STATE

In the game involving Iowa State and No. 17 Oklahoma, freshman Lindell Wigginton scored 26 points, with five rebounds, five assists and two steals for the Cyclones in the upset victory.

Another freshman, Cam Lard had 19 points with 17 rebounds, while Donovan Jackson scored 19 points and Zoran Talley Jr. finished with 10 for Iowa State (13-11, 4-8 Big 12), which was beating a ranked team at home for the third time in three weeks.

Trae Young had 22 points, 11 assists, five rebounds and four steals to pace Oklahoma on the road.

Christian James also scored 22 points to go along with nine rebounds for the Sooners (16-8, 6-6 Big 12), who were handed their sixth successive road loss.

Meanwhile, No. 7 Texas Tech, which currently holds a half-game advantage in the Big 12 standings, will seek to better that position when it travels to Kansas State in the later game.

No. 4 Baylor v No. 3 Kansas: Big 12 Battle, Live TV Channel, GameCast

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WACO, TX — No. 3 Kansas and No. 4 Baylor will battle in a crucial Big 12 matchup at Ferrell Center here in Waco, Texas, on Saturday afternoon. Tip-off time for this one is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. ET and it will be televised live on CBS.

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Kansas (23-3, 11-2 Big 12) enters this road game as the leader of the Big 12 and holds a two-game cushion over Baylor in the conference standings.

The Jayhawks beat the Bears 73-68 in Lawrence earlier this month and head into the rematch with added confidence after a thrilling comeback saw them erasing a late 14 point deficit to stun No. 9 West Virginia 84-80 in overtime on Monday night.

Baylor (22-4, 9-4 Big 12), meanwhile, is coming off a disappointing 84-78 defeat to Texas Tech on Monday night and will be hoping to bounce back with a quality win over its conference rivals.

Since losing to Kansas on Feb. 1, the Bears are 2-3 and have struggled somewhat on offense, especially in the opening sections of games.

Leading contributor Johnathan Motley struggled in the defeat to Texas Tech earlier this week and it showed why he’s been regarded as the “heart and soul” for the Bears this term.

Point guard Manu Lecomte, who fouled out of the game with over eight minutes to go is also a vital figure for Baylor and the pair will be aiming to shake off the last outing and deliver a win at home against Kansas.

Entering this game, Kansas has won three straight and five of the last six games, and it is being led by senior guard Frank Mason III, who is scoring 20.2 points per game.

Freshman Josh Jackson is averaging 16.5 points and 7.2 rebounds and has recorded a double-double in five of his past six games and nine overall this season.

Devonte’ Graham is scoring 13.2 points and Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk is putting out 10.5 per game this season for the Jayhawks.

Baylor is led by Motley, who is averaging 16.7 points and 9.5 rebounds per contest this term.

Lecomte is the only other Baylor player scoring in double-digit this campaign, as he’s averaging 12.8 points.

The Bears are two-point favourites to beat Kansas, but the Jayhawks will be determined to take care of business on the road and move closer to sealing yet another Big 12 regular season title.

No.3 Virginia-No.12 North Carolina; No.8 Kansas-No.11 Iowa St.

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(Sporting Alert) — No. 3 Virginia will take on No. 12 North Carolina in what is expected to be an exciting ACC clash at Dean E. Smith Center on Monday night.

The Cavaliers (19-1) suffered its first loss of the season on Saturday night after going down 69-63 to No. 4 Duke and they will be hoping for a quick response.

North Carolina (17-5) also fell at the weekend — losing 78-68 to No. 9 Louisville and they too will seek to bounce back from dropping their fifth game of the season.

Before losing to the Cardinals, the Tar Heels had won five straight games and 11 of the last 12 outings.

North Carolina comes into Monday night’s game rank 2nd in rebounds per game at 43.5 percent and 5th in assists per game at 17.4.

Virginia leads the nation in points allowed at 50.2 percent and after giving up 69 to Duke and head coach Tony Bennett wants his team to focus on defense again.

“We were able to learn some stuff from the Duke game that I think will help prepare us for Carolina, especially our transition defense,” assistant coach Jason Williford said in the build up to the game.

“We gotta be better in that regard. Transition defense is huge, and then offensive rebounds. We gotta keep them off the glass.”

The Cavaliers head into this contest with a dismal 6-65 record in Chapel Hill, while they are 3-23 at the Dean E. Smith Center.

Bennett is hoping for a change on Monday night.

“Hopefully we’ll be resilient. And there’s no better way to test it than at Carolina in a game against that kind of competition on the road.

“So we’ll have to be ready. I told the guys, it’s about trying to play some of our best ball as we’re heading into the stretch run of the season.”

Live action of this Atlantic Coast Conference battle will be live on ESPN, ESPN3, as well as the WatchESPN App.

Following this game, No. 8 Kansas and No. 11 Iowa State will do battle in Big 12 Conference play at Allen Fieldhouse.

Also follow live GameCast of both games on the ESPN Network

NCAAF Top 25 Scores and Record on Week 9

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TEXAS (Sporting Alert) — Top 25 Results, scores and record after the college football Week 9 fixtures that took place on Saturday, Oct. 26.

The highlighted result in Week 9 came from the game of the week at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, where No. 24 LSU upset the previously undefeated and No. 3 Ole Miss, 10-7, in a very defensive, but exciting game.

Anthony Jennings finished with 8 of 16 passes for 142 yards and two interception, but did dished out the key go-ahead scoring three yard pass to Logan Stokes to make what turned out to be the team’s winning touchdown.

LSU head coach Les Miles came into the game riding high on emotions, following the death of his mom less than 24 hours before the start of the game, but he wanted his team to play hard and not focus on his own feelings at that point.

“The concern that I had would be condolences and an outpouring of emotions and caring for each other could not exactly be what you want to go play a very violent, physical and competitive game,” said Miles.

He added though that: “After the game I can’t tell you the number of young men that threw their arms around me and told me, ‘Love you coach.’

“It is as touching as anything I have had happen.”

The win sees LSU improving to 7-2 on the season and 3-2 in SEC conference play, while Ole Miss, which dropped its first game of the season, is 7-1 and 4-1 in the SEC.

Elsewhere on Saturday, No. 1 Mississippi State remained undefeated, but had to battle hard for a 45-31 victory over a very determined Kentucky team.

At the Amon G. Carter Stadium, in Fort Worth, Trevone Boykin threw for a school-record seven touchdown passes and finished with 22 of 39 for 433 yards and No. 10 TCU hammered Texas Tech, 82-27.

The points tallied by TCU is the most in a Big 12 conference game, breaking the previous record of 77, set by Oklahoma in 2003 against Texas A&M.

The 82 points scored by the Horned Frogs are also the second-most in a game by a Big 12 team, with Oklahoma States 84 in 2012, still leading the way.

Other winners in Week 9 on Saturday were No. 22 West Virginia 34, over Oklahoma State 10, No. 8 Michigan State 35, cruised past rivals Michigan 11, while No. 4 Alabama 34, beat Tennessee 20 and No. 5 Auburn 42, defeated South Carolina 35.

Earlier in the day No. 11 Kansas State shutout Texas, 23-0 to improved to 6-1 on the season and stayed first in Big 12 with an impressive 4-0 record.

NCAAF TOP 25 SCORES AND RECORDS- WEEK 9

(1) Mississippi State 45 (7-0), Kentucky 31 (5-3)
(24) LSU 10 (7-2), (3) Ole Miss 7 (7-1)
(4) Alabama 34 (7-1), Tennessee 20 (3-5)
(5) Auburn 42 (6-1), South Carolina 35 (4-4)
(8) Michigan State 35 (7-1), Michigan 3 (3-5)
(10) TCU 82 (6-1), Texas Tech 27 (3-5)
(11) Kansas State 23 (6-1), Texas 0 (3-5)
(13) Ohio State 31 (6-1), Penn State 24 (4-3) (TWO Overtime)
(14) Arizona State 24 (6-1), Washington 10 (5-3)
(15) Arizona 59 (6-1), Washington State 37 (2-6)
(16) Nebraska 42 (7-1), Rutgers 24 (5-3)
(19) Utah 24 (6-1), (20) USC 21 (5-3)
(21) Clemson 16 (6-2), Syracuse 6 (3-5)
(22) West Virginia 20 (6-2) Oklahoma State 10 (5-3)
(23) Marshall 35 (8-0), Florida Atlantic 16 (3-5)
(25) UCLA 40 (6-2), Colorado 37 (2-6) (TWO Overtime)

BREAKING: No. 4 Baylor upset by West Virginia

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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — No. 4 Baylor suffered its first defeat of the season after losing 41-27 to West Virginia in a college football upset on Saturday.

Senior quarterback Clint Trickett went 23 of 35 for 322 yards and threw three touchdown passes in the victory for the Mountaineers (5-2, 3-1 Big 12).

The Baylor Bears (6-1, 3-1 Big 12) led the contest until the closing minutes of the second quarter when Dreamius Smith scored to give West Virginia a 21-20 lead, before Josh Lambert made a field goal to give the Mountaineers a 24-20 advantage heading into halftime.

Baylor came back to tie the game at 27-27 in the third quarter, but West Virginia scored 14 unanswered points to take the victory and handed the sloppy Bears a crushing defeat in Week 8.

Bryce Petty, who went 16 of 36 for 223 yards and two touchdowns, was sacked four times in the defeat, as the Bears failed to duplicate last week’s impressive double-digit comeback 61-58 win over TCU.

Top Performers
Passing: C. Trickett (WVU) – 322 YDS, 3 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: S. Linwood (BAY) – 21 CAR, 69 YDS, 1 TD
Receiving: K. White (WVU) – 8 REC, 132 YDS, 2 TD

Big 12 basketball semi-finals: Kansas v Iowa State Live on WatchESPN

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Kansas City, Mo. — Big 12 Conference regular-season champion Kansas University (24-8, 14-4) advanced to the semifinal of the 2014 Big 12 Championship with a 77-70 in overtime win against Oklahoma State.

The Jayhawks have advanced to the semifinal for 16th time in the 18-year history of the event.

Kansas will face Iowa State after the Cyclones defeated Kansas State, 91-85, in their quarterfinal game. Kansas and Iowa State are meeting in the semifinal of the event for the second-straight season, the 10th time in conference tournament play and the fourth time in the Big 12 Championship.

KU is 10-5 all-time in Big 12 Championship semifinal games and 18-15 in all-time postseason league tourney semis.

STAND-OUT

Star freshman guard Andrew Wiggins finished one point shy of a KU tournament scoring record with 30 points in the win against Oklahoma State on Thursday. He has 71 points in his last two games, including a KU freshman scoring record 41 points at West Virginia (3/8) and has bumped his scoring average to 17.3 points per game.

THE SERIES

Meanwhile, Kansas leads the all-time series with Iowa State 175-59, dating back to 1908, and has won five-straight and 18 of the last 19 meetings. ISU’s last win was Jan. 28, 2012, 72-64 in Hilton Coliseum. Since the inception of the Big 12, Kansas is 31-8 against Iowa State with a 28-8 record in regular-season play and a 3-0 mark in the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship.

Head coach Bill Self is 21-3 all-time versus Iowa State, including 20-3 while at KU, while ISU’s Fred Hoiberg is 1-8 all-time against KU. Expect a close one as since Hoiberg’s arrival at ISU, four of the last seven meetings have been decided by nine points or less with two of those in overtime, both being during the 2012-14 regular-season.

Kansas vs. Iowa State (Big 12 semi)
Time 6 p.m.
Location Kansas City, Mo.
Arena Sprint Center (18,972)
Series Kansas leads, 175-59
Television ESPNU/Big 12 Newtork
Brent Musburger (Play-by-Play)
Fran Fraschilla (Analyst)
Holly Rowe (Sideline)
Radio Jayhawk Radio Network
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No. 6 Kansas at No. 25 Texas Live on ESPN, WatchESPN

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The No. 6 ranked Kansas (16-4, 7-0) hits the road to take on No. 25 Texas (16-4, 5-2) Saturday, Feb. 1, in a game that is streaming live on on ESPN, at 4 p.m. ET.

Game Info: No. 6 Kansas at No. 25 Texas
Time 3 p.m.
Location Austin, Texas
Arena Erwin Center (16,540)
Series Kansas leads, 22-7
Television ESPN
Jon Sciambi (Play-by-Play)
Fran Fraschilla (Analyst)
Kaylee Hartung (Sideline
Radio Jayhawk Radio Network
Affiliate List
Online: Jayhawk Digital Passport
Live Stats Texas live stats
Notes Kansas
Texas
Big 12 Conference

The Jayhawks vs Longhorns clash will be the first of two-straight games in the state of Texas for the KU who will not play at Baylor on Tuesday.

At 7-0, Kansas is the lone undefeated team in the 2014 Big 12 race. At 5-2, Texas is a half-game behind Oklahoma (6-2) and in third place in the league standings. Texas will be the ninth ranked team Kansas will have faced in 2013-14. The Jayhawks have defeated their last five ranked opponents and are 6-2 versus AP top 25 teams this season.

Since the Big 12 began in 1996-97, Kansas is 74-16 (82.2 percent) against conference teams from the state of Texas, including 26-12 (68.4 percent) in those games played in the Lone Star State.

Under Bill Self, KU is 48-14 (77.4 percent) versus the Big 12 Texans (Baylor, TCU, Texas, Texas Tech and Texas A&M) since 2003-04 and 16-9 (64.0 percent) when those meetings are played in Texas.

Oklahoma v Oklahoma State Live Coverage on ESPN

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Game Information

Oklahoma State travels down I-35 for a Big Monday match-up with Oklahoma in Norman. The Bedlam battle is set for an 8 pm tip and the game will be televised on ESPN. Brent Musburger will handle the play-by-play duties while Fran Fraschilla will provide expert analysis and Holly Rowe will serve as sideline reporter. The two teams split last year’s series with each team victorious on its home court.

About Oklahoma State

The 11th-ranked Oklahoma State Cowboys are 16-3 overall this season and 4-2 in league play following an 81-75 victory over West Virginia at home on Saturday. OSU is averaging 84.3 points per game this season with four players averaging double figures. Marcus Smartleads the scoring attack with 17.1 ppg, among the leaders in the Big 12 Conference. Markel Brown is also among the league’s top scorers, averaging 16.5 ppg, while Le’Bryan Nash (14.1 ppg) and Phil Forte (12.6 ppg) are both also averaging double figures.

OSU is shooting 48.1% from the floor, including 37.5% from beyond the arc. The Cowboys have a scoring margin of 18.3 points per game. They also have a league-leading +4.4 turnover margin. OSU’s defense has allowed more than 75 points just twice this season, giving up 65.9 ppg, a 38.4% FG defense and 29.9% three-point FG defense.

About Oklahoma

No. 25 Oklahoma is 16-4 overall this season and 5-2 in Big 12 action following a 74-65 win at Texas Tech on Saturday. All five Sooner starters are averaging in double figures. Cameron Clark leads the OU scoring attached at 17 ppg while Buddy Hield is not far behind at 16.7 ppg. Transfer Ryan Spangler is chipping in 11.1 ppg along with a team-high 9.8 rebounds per game, while freshman Jordan Woodard is scoring 11.4 ppg and dishing out 4.7 assists per contest.

As a team, Oklahoma is averaging 83.8 ppg with a +6.9 scoring margin. The Sooners are shooting 45.4% from the floor, including 37.6% from long range. They are coached by Lon Kruger, who is 51-32 (61.4%) in his third season as head coach at Oklahoma.

No. 9 Baylor v No. 25 Texas – Live GameTracker and Live Score

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WACO, TX (Sporting Alert) — When No. 9 Baylor Bears will take on No. 25 Texas at Floyd Casey Stadium, both teams will be hoping for a BCS bowl birth, and of course a share of the Big 12 conference title.

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Both Baylor (10-1, 7-1 Big 12) and Texas (8-3, 7-1 Big 12) come into the matchup with identical conference records and are sitting second behind Oklahoma State, who also has a 7-1 league record, but beat both teams in head-to-head clashes.

Sealing a victory on Saturday is important to both programs, as the winner would go to the Fiesta Bowl as outright Big 12 champions, should Oklahoma State lose to the Oklahoma Sooners in the Bedlam Series in Stillwater.

“When we’re in the season we’re not out there looking around. We’re staying in here and staying focused on getting through this one and getting to the next one,” Baylor coach Art Briles said.

“That’s not going to change. I’m sure there are a lot of good scenarios out there, but we’ve got to win Saturday and we’ll see where the dust settles from there.

“Our focus from day one was to win every game we play this year, and we haven’t done it but we’ve been pretty close and we get another opportunity Saturday.”

No. 4 Baylor v No. 10 Oklahoma State College Football

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STILLWATER, OK (Sporting Alert) — The clash between No. 4 Baylor and No. 10 Oklahoma State has been highlighted as the game of the week, as NCAAF – College Football – Week 13 continues on Saturday with another full schedule of games.

Live at 8:00 PM No. 4 Baylor at No. 10 Oklahoma State ABC | Listen Live Audio Coverage

The Baylor Bears (9-0, 6-0 Big 12), have been very impressive so far this season and will put their undefeated season on the line at the Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater, Okla. on Saturday against a Oklahoma State (9-1, 6-1 Big 12) side which has won its last six.

With both teams looking to improve in the BCS standings, the game comes at a vital time for both programs, who also have their eyes on claiming the Big 12 title this year.

“From a reality standpoint, it’s a huge game,” Baylor coach Art Briles noted Monday. “It’s a huge game because of what our team has done and what their team has done.

“It didn’t matter whatever team Oklahoma State was playing this week or Baylor was playing this week–it was going to be a big game because of what they’ve done up through the season and what we’ve done up through the season.

“When you get late in the season and you’ve had a good run, that’s what happens and fortunately we’re in it.”

Briles has gotten the Bear off to a flying 9-0 start for the first time in school history and his team offense leads the nation with 61 points and 685 yards a game.

They will be starting as the slight favorites for victory, but the head coach remains cautious, especially with the previous struggles in Stillwater.

“They’ve just played better than we have when we’ve been up there,” he said. “You could probably speak to quite a few universities with that.”

Briles, though, noted that this team is a more mature team from the past and expects different showing.

“I think we’re going in there as a more mature football team than we have in the past,” he said.

Cowboys coach Mike Gundy also believes it will be a challenging game for his team.

“We got our work cut out for us this week, playing the best team in the league,” Gundy said. “Baylor’s pretty much had their way with everybody they’ve played this year, I think everybody would agree with that.

“They’re very deserving of being ranked third or fourth in the country. A lot of credit goes to them, so it should be a lot of fun Saturday night.”

Also in action on Saturday, is No. 1 Alabama (10-0, 7-0 SEC) hosting Chattanooga (8-3, 6-2 Southern) at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

The Crimson Tide will be hoping to stay perfect this season with another win as they brace for next weekend’s clash with the No. 6 Auburn Tigers, who are resting this season.

Idaho is at No. 2 Florida State, No. 3 Ohio State play host to Indiana and No. 5 Oregon are at Arizona. Other top teams in action this weekend are No. 9 Stanford and they face California and Citadel is at No. 7 Clemson.

Saturday, November 23
TIME (ET) MATCHUP TV
12:00 PM Citadel at No. 7 Clemson ESPN3
12:00 PM No. 13 Michigan State at Northwestern WatchESPN, ESPN
12:00 PM No. 20 Oklahoma at Kansas State FOX Sports 1
12:00 PM Memphis at No. 21 Louisville ESPN3
12:00 PM Old Dominion at North Carolina ESPN3
12:00 PM Duke at Wake Forest WatchESPN, ESPN2
12:00 PM Cincinnati at Houston WatchESPN, ESPNEWS
12:00 PM Michigan at Iowa BTN
12:00 PM Virginia at Miami (FL) WatchESPN, ESPNU
12:00 PM Illinois at Purdue BTN
12:21 PM Mississippi State at Arkansas ESPN3
12:30 PM East Carolina at North Carolina State ESPN3
12:30 PM Pittsburgh at Syracuse ESPN3
1:00 PM Coastal Carolina at No. 11 South Carolina ESPN3
1:00 PM Massachusetts at Central Michigan ESPN3
1:00 PM Bowling Green at Eastern Michigan ESPN3
1:30 PM Alabama A&M at Georgia Tech ESPN3
2:00 PM Chattanooga at No. 1 Alabama ESPN3
2:00 PM Georgia Southern at Florida ESPN3
2:00 PM Hawaii at Wyoming
3:00 PM Georgia State at Arkansas State ESPN3
3:00 PM New Mexico State at Florida Atlantic
3:30 PM Idaho at No. 2 Florida State WatchESPN, ESPNU
3:30 PM Indiana at No. 3 Ohio State WatchESPN, ESPN, ABC
3:30 PM No. 5 Oregon at Arizona WatchESPN, ESPN2, ABC
3:30 PM No. 12 Texas A&M at No. 22 LSU CBS
3:30 PM No. 19 Wisconsin at No. 25 Minnesota WatchESPN, ESPN
3:30 PM Brigham Young at Notre Dame NBC
3:30 PM Boston College at Maryland ESPN3
3:30 PM Nebraska at Penn State BTN
3:30 PM UTSA at North Texas
3:30 PM Utah at Washington State Pac-12 Network
3:30 PM Colorado State at Utah State CBS Sports Network
3:30 PM Middle Tennessee at Southern Miss
3:30 PM UTEP at Tulane
4:00 PM California at No. 9 Stanford FOX Sports 1
4:00 PM New Mexico at No. 15 Fresno State WatchESPN, ESPNEWS
6:00 PM Marshall at Florida International
7:00 PM No. 17 Arizona State at No. 14 UCLA FOX
7:00 PM Louisiana-Monroe at South Alabama ESPN3
7:00 PM Southern Methodist at South Florida ESPN3
7:00 PM Kentucky at Georgia
7:00 PM Connecticut at Temple
7:00 PM Western Kentucky at Texas State
7:00 PM Tulsa at Louisiana Tech CBS Sports Network
7:00 PM Vanderbilt at Tennessee WatchESPN, ESPN2
7:45 PM No. 8 Missouri at No. 24 Ole Miss WatchESPN, ESPN
8:00 PM No. 4 Baylor at No. 10 Oklahoma State ABC
8:00 PM Kansas at Iowa State FOX Sports 1
9:30 PM No. 23 USC at Colorado Pac-12 Network
10:30 PM Boise State at San Diego State CBS Sports Network
10:30 PM Washington at Oregon State WatchESPN, ESPN2

No. 10 Oklahoma at No. 6 Baylor Live Streaming

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WACO, TX (Sporting Alert) — The No. 10 Oklahoma Sooner travel to Texas to take on Big 12 arch rivals No. 6 Baylor Bears at Floyd Casey Stadium.

The game can be watched live on at 7:30 PM ET on FOX Sports 1 and listen live radio commentary

Baylor (7-0, 4-0 Big 12) enters the contest undefeated and will look to keep their seven game winning streak alive against an Oklahoma (7-1, 4-1 Big 12) team which is coming off a 38-30 victory over the then No. 10 Texas Tech last week.

The Sooners’ only defeat this season came from a team based in Texas, the Longhorns, and Baylor will want to put another dent in their rivals’ season, while improve their record in the BCS standings.

Oklahoma Leaders
Passing: Bell – 113-177, 1348 yds, 10 tds
Rushing: Clay – 90 car, 538 yds, 3 tds
Receiving: Saunders – 35 rec, 431 yds, 5 tds

Baylor Leaders
Passing: Petty – 122-176, 2453 yds, 18 tds
Rushing: Seastrunk – 96 car, 869 yds, 11 tds
Receiving: Goodley – 38 rec, 894 yds, 8 tds