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2015 Football 2015 FOOTBALL 2014 STANDINGS AND RESULTS BIG 12 GAMES OVERALL W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Home Road Neutral vs. Top 25 Streak Baylor 8-1 .889 408 263 11-2 .846 627 332 6-0 4-1 1-1 3-1 Lost 1 TCU 8-1 .889 428 223 12-1 .923 604 247 7-0 4-1 1-0 5-1 Won 8 Kansas State 7-2 .778 303 197 9-4 .692 465 301 6-1 3-2 0-1 1-4 Lost 2 Oklahoma 5-4 .556 333 264 8-5 .615 473 337 3-3 4-1 1-1 0-4 Lost 2 West Virginia 5-4 .556 209 211 7-6 .538 278 310 3-3 4-1 0-2 1-5 Lost 1 Texas 5-4 .556 281 244 6-7 .462 435 359 3-3 3-1 0-3 1-4 Lost 2 Oklahoma State 4-5 .444 215 311 7-6 .538 359 406 4-2 2-3 1-1 1-5 Won 2 Texas Tech 2-7 .222 266 385 4-8 .333 366 495 2-4 2-3 0-1 0-5 Lost 1 Kansas 1-8 .111 153 320 3-9 .250 214 399 3-3 0-6 0-0 0-5 Lost 3 Iowa State 0-9 .000 207 385 2-10 .167 278 466 1-6 1-4 0-0 0-5 Lost 6 Bowl Games: Texas A&M 42, West Virginia 37 (AutoZone Liberty Bowl); Clemson 40, Oklahoma 6, (Russell Athletic Bowl); Arkansas 31, Texas 7 (AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl); TCU 42, Mississippi 3 (Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl); Michigan State 42, Baylor 41 (Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic); UCLA 40, Kansas State 35 (Valero Alamo Bowl); Oklahoma State 30, Washington 22 (TicketCity Cactus Bowl). * Denotes AP Ranking BAYLOR (11-2, 8-1 Big 12) IOWA STATE (2-10, 0-9 Big 12) KANSAS (3-9, 1-8 Big 12) Date Opponent HI/C Opp: HI/C Results Date Opponent HI/C Opp: HI/C Results Date Opponent HI/C Opp: HI/C Results A.31 SMU 10*/10 W 45-0 A. 30 NORTH DAKOTA STATE L 14-34 S. 6 SOUTHEAST MISS. W 34-28 S. 6 at Northwestern State 10/9 W 70-6 S. 6 KANSAS STATE 20*/20 L 28-32 S. 13 at Duke L 3-41 S. 12 at Buffalo 7/7 W 63-21 S. 13 Iowa RV/RV W 20-17 S. 20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN W 24-10 S. 27 at Iowa State 6/6 W 49-28 S. 27 BAYLOR 6/6 L 28-49 S. 27 TEXAS L 0-23 O. 10 at Texas 7/6 --/RV W 28-7 O. 4 Oklhaoma State 21*/21 L 20-37 O. 4 at West Virginia RV/RV L 14-33 O. 11 TCU 5/3 9/12 W 61-58 O. 11 TOLEDO W 37-30 O. 11 OKLAHOMA STATE 16*/18 L 20-27 O. 18 at West Virginia 4*/4 RV/RV L 27-41 O. 18 Texas L 45-48 O. 18 at Texas Tech L 21-34 N. 1 KANSAS 12*/12 W 60-14 N. 1 OKLAHOMA 19*/19 L 14-59 N. 1 at Baylor 12*/12 L 14-60 N. 8 at Oklahoma 10*/10 16*/16 W 48-14 N. 8 Kansas L 14-34 N. 8 IOWA STATE W 34-14 N. 22 OKLAHOMA STATE 6*/6 W 49-28 N. 22 TEXAS TECH L 31-34 N. 15 TCU 4/5 L 30-34 N. 29 vs Texas Tech 5*/6 W 48-46 N. 29 WEST VIRGINIA L 24-37 N. 22 at Oklahoma 21/22 L 7-44 D. 6 KANSAS STATE 5*/5 9/9 W 38-27 D. 6 TCU 4*/4 L 3-55 N. 29 at Kansas State 11*/11 L 13-51 J. 1 vs. Michigan State 4/4 7/7 L 41-42 KANSAS STATE (9-4, 7-2 Big 12) OKLAHOMA (8-5, 5-4 Big 12) OKLAHOMA STATE (7-6, 4-5 Big 12) Date Opponent HI/C Opp: HI/C Results Date Opponent HI/C Opp: HI/C Results Date Opponent HI/C Opp: HI/C Results A. 30 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 21*/21 W 55-16 A. 30 LA TECH 3/3 W 48-16 A. 30 vs Florida St. RV/RV 1*/1 L 37-31 S. 6 at Iowa State 20*/20 W 32-28 S. 6 at Tulsa 3/3 W 52-7 S. 6 Missouri State RV/RV W 40-23 S. 18 AUBURN 20*/20 5*/5 L 20-14 S. 13 TENNESSEE 3/3 W 34-10 S. 13 UTSA RV/RV W 43-13 S. 27 UTEP 25*/25 W 58-28 S. 20 at West Virginia 4*/4 RV/RV W 45-33 S. 25 Texas Tech 24/24 W 45-35 O. 4 TEXAS TECH 22/22 W 45-13 O. 4 at TCU 3/3 25*/25 L 33-37 O. 4 Iowa State 21/23 W 37-20 O. 18 at Oklahoma 14*/14 11*/11 W 31-30 O. 11 vs. Texas 9/9 W 31-26 O. 11 at Kansas 16/18 W 27-20 O. 25 TEXAS 11*/11 W 23-0 O. 18 KANSAS STATE 11*/11 14*/14 L 30-31 O. 18 at TCU 15*/15 12*/12 L 9-42 N. 1 OKLAHOMA STATE 11*/11 W 48-14 N. 1 at Iowa State 19*/20 W 59-14 O. 25 West VIRGINIA RV/RV RV/ RV L 10-34 N. 8 at TCU 9*/9 6*/7 L 41-20 N. 8 BAYLOR 16*/16 10*/10 L 14-48 N. 1 at Kansas State 11*/11 L 14-48 N. 20 at West Virginia 12/12 RV/RV W 26-20 N. 15 at Texas Tech 24/24 W 42-30 N. 15 Texas L 7-28 N. 29 KANSAS 11*/11 W 51-13 N. 22 KANSAS 22/22 W 44-7 N. 22 at Baylor 6*/6 L 28-49 D. 6 at Baylor 9*/9 5*/5 L 38-27 D. 6 OKLAHOMA STATE 16/16 L 35-38 (OT) D. 6 at Oklahoma 16/16 W 38-35 OT J. 2 vs. UCLA 10/10 14*/15 L 35-40 D. 29 vs. Clemson 24/24 18*/18 L 6-40 J. 2 vs Washington W 30-22 TCU (12-1, 8-1 Big 12) TEXAS (6-7, 5-4 Big 12) TEXAS TECH (4-8, 2-7 Big 12) Date Opponent HI/C Opp: HI/C Results Date Opponent HI/C Opp: HI/C Results Date Opponent HI/C Opp: HI/C Results A. 30 Samford RV/RV W, 48-14 A. 30 North Texas 24/24 W, 38-8 A. 30 CENTRAL Arkansas RV/RV W 42-35 S. 13 Minnesota RV/RV W, 30-7 S. 6 BYU 25/25 L, 7-41 S. 6 at UTEP RV/RV W 30-26 S. 27 at SMU RV/RV W, 56-0 S. 13 vs UCLA 12*/12 L, 17-20 S. 13 Arkansas RV/RV L 28-49 O. 4 Oklahoma 25*/25 3/3 W, 37-33 S. 27 at Kansas W, 23-0 S. 25 at Oklahoma State 24*/RV L 35-45 O. 11 at Baylor 9*/12 3/3 L, 58-61 O. 4 BAYlor RV/RV 6/6 L, 7-28 O. 4 at Kansas State 22/22 L 13-45 O. 18 Oklahoma State 12*/12 15*/15 W, 42-9 O. 11 vs Oklahoma 9/9 L, 26-31 O. 11 West VIRGINIA RV*/RV L 34-37 O. 25 Texas Tech 10*/10 W, 82-27 O. 18 Iowa State W, 48-45 O. 18 Kansas W 34-21 N. 1 at West Virginia 10*/10 20*/22 W, 31-30 O. 25 at Kansas State 11*/11 L, 0-23 O. 25 at TCU 10*/10 L 27-82 N. 8 Kansas State 6*/7 9*/9 W, 41-20 N. 1 at Texas Tech W, 34-13 N. 1 Texas L 13-34 N. 15 at Kansas 5*/5 W, 34-30 N. 8 West VIRGINIA 23/24 W, 33-16 N. 15 Oklahoma 24/24 L 30-42 N. 27 at Texas 5*/5 RV/RV W, 48-10 N. 15 at Oklahoma State W, 28-7 N. 22 at Iowa State W 34-31 D. 6 Iowa State 3/4 W, 55-3 N. 27 TCU RV/RV 5/5 L, 10-46 N. 29 vs. Baylor 5*/6 L 46-48 D. 31 vs Ole Miss 6*/6 9*/12 W, 42-3 D. 29 vs Arkansas L, 7-31 WEST VIRGINIA (7-6, 5-4 Big 12) Date Opponent HI/C Opp: HI/C Results A30 vs. Alabama 2*/2 L 23-33 S6 Towson RV/RV W 54-0 S13 at Maryland RV/RV W 40-37 S20 Oklahoma RV/RV 4*/4 L 33-45 O4 Kansas RV/RV W 33-14 O11 at Texas Tech RV/RV W 37-34 O18 BAYlor RV/RV 4*/4 W 41-27 O25 at Oklahoma State 22*/25 W 34-10 N1 TCU 20*/22 10*/10 L 30-31 N8 at Texas 24*/25 L 16-33 N20 Kansas State RV/-- 12/12 L 20-26 N29 at Iowa State W 37-24 D29 vs Texas A&M L 37-45 86 BIG12SPORTS.COM | @BIG12CONFERENCE | #BIG12FB 2015 FOOTBALL 2015 FOOTBALL 2013 STANDINGS AND RESULTS BIG 12 GAMES OVERALL W-L Pct.
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