BIG 12 FOOTBALL 2008 Week 6 September 29

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1 BIG 12 FOOTBALL 2008 Week 6 September STANDINGS Joni Lehmann 469/ joni@big12sports.com BIG 12 GAMES OVERALL NORTH DIVISION W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Home Road Neutral vs. Div. vs. Top 25 Streak Missouri Won 5 Colorado Lost 1 Kansas Won 1 Kansas State Won 1 Nebraska Lost 1 Iowa State Lost 2 SOUTH DIVISION Oklahoma Won 4 Oklahoma State Won 5 Texas Won 5 Texas Tech Won 6 Baylor Lost 1 Texas A&M Won 1 UPCOMING SCHEDULE Saturday, Oct. 4 Oklahoma at Baylor (FSN) Kansas at Iowa State (Versus) Texas Tech at Kansas State (ABC) Texas at Colorado (FSN) Texas A&M at Oklahoma State Missouri at Nebraska (ESPN) Saturday, Oct. 11 Texas vs. Oklahoma [Dallas] (ABC) Colorado at Kansas (ESPN2) Kansas State at Texas A&M Nebraska at Texas Tech (FSN) Iowa State at Baylor (FCS) Oklahoma State at Missouri (ESPN or ESPN2) All Times Listed as Central. 11:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 2:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. THIS WEEK S RANKINGS Coaches AP HI Oklahoma Missouri Texas Texas Tech Kansas Oklahoma State LAST WEEK S RESULTS Saturday, Sept. 27 at Texas A&M 21, Army 17 (84,090) at #7/7 Texas 52, Arkansas 10 (97,833) Florida State 39, Colorado 21 (46,716) [Jacksonville, Fla.] at Kansas State 45, UL-Lafayette 37 (45,558) at #2/2 Oklahoma 35, #23/24 TCU 10 (85,158) at Oklahoma State 55, Troy 24 (52,463) Virginia Tech 35, at Nebraska 30 (85,831) BIG 12 NOTEBOOK The Big 12 opens conference play in Week 6 with all teams in action. The league completed the regular season non-conference schedule with a (.792) record. For the third time in conference history, all 12 teams finished regular season non-conference games with a.500 or better mark. It also occurred in 2002 and The Big 12 has six teams ranked in national polls this week for the fi rst time since the Sept. 7, 2003 coaches poll and the Sept. 22, 2002 AP edition. Oklahoma State entered the rankings this week to join top-ranked Oklahoma along with Missouri, Texas, Texas Tech and Kansas. This marks the 10th time the Big 12 has had six teams in the AP Top 25 and the ninth time of placing six teams in the coaches ratings. Big 12 teams combined to total 102 points in this week s media poll and 101 points in the coaches poll (rankings are based on 25 points for a No. 1 spot, 24 points for No. 2, etc.) The previous conference best was 84 points in the 1996 preseason media poll and the Sept. 7, 2003 coaches poll. The Big 12 last had a No. 1 rated team when Missouri took over the top spot in the Harris, AP and BCS polls on Nov. 25, Three teams are ranked in the Top 5 for the fi rst time since Nov. 18, The Big 12 had a four-week stretch from Oct. 28-Nov. 18, 2001 in which Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas were all listed among the Top 5. The Sept. 28, 2008 top fi ve includes Oklahoma, Missouri and Texas. Big 12 quarterbacks continue to dominate NCAA passing efficiency with nine in the Top 20 and four of the top fi ve: 2. Colt McCoy (UT), 209.7; 3. Sam Bradford (OU), 209.1; 4. Chase Daniel (MU), 193.4; 5. Zac Robinson (OSU), 192.4; 8. Josh Freeman (KSU), 175.8; 10. Robert Griffi n (BU), 171.3; 16. Joe Ganz (NU), 159.5; 18. Todd Reesing (KU), 154.4; 20. Graham Harrell (TTU), The Big 12 has a nation-leading fi ve teams in the top 10 for total offense and six in the top 15: 2. Missouri, 595.5; 3. Texas Tech, ; 4. Oklahoma State, 562.5; 7. Oklahoma, 526.5; 10. Texas, 482.0; 12. Kansas, All Big 12 individual and team NCAA leaders are listed on pages 7-8. Big 12 Player of the Week honors were awarded to: offense - Manual Johnson (Oklahoma), defense - Trent Hunter (Texas A&M) and special teams - Nate Swift (Nebraska).

2 Big 12 Football September 29, 2008 Week 6 Release Page 2 Coaches Teleconference Big 12 football coaches conduct a media teleconference every Monday from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. CT, August 25-December 8. Each coach is available for approximately 10 minutes. 10:00 Mark Mangino, Kansas 10:10 Bob Stoops, Oklahoma 10:20 Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State 10:30 Ron Prince, Kansas State 10:40 Gary Pinkel, Missouri 10:50 Mike Leach, Texas Tech 11:00 Art Briles, Baylor 11:10 Gene Chizik, Iowa State 11:20 Mack Brown, Texas 11:30 Mike Sherman, Texas A&M 11:40 Dan Hawkins, Colorado 11:50 Bo Pelini, Nebraska Contact Big 12 Communications for the call-in and/or replay numbers. The calls are also available live and archived on the Big 12 web site at: Big 12 Launches Redesigned Web Site A completely redesigned debuted on August 1, The updated web presence was launched by the league in conjunction with JumpTV Sports, the conference s new internet provider. The site features numerous enhancements, including a broadband video channel along with new interactive and e-commerce opportunities. Video highlights from many Big 12 contests will be featured, with various games and championships streamed live via the site each season. CollegePressBox.com The offi cial media site for Big 12 football will provide one-stop access to updated contact information, media guides, game notes, game books, quotes, links and more for each of the conference s 12 schools and the conference offi ce. Media should contact Big 12 Communications for a user name and password. 13th Annual Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship For the fifth time in league history the Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship game will be held in Kansas City. The 2008 game takes place on Saturday, December 6, at Arrowhead Stadium. Previous Big 12 Championship games staged in Kansas City were in 2000 (79,665), 2003 (79,451), 2004 (62,130) and 2006 (80,031). In 2008, the South representative will be the home team and utilize the sideline on the press box side of the fi eld. General public tickets are priced at $85, $75, $65 and $55, plus handling fees. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster outlets, ticketmaster.com or (800) in addition to in-person at Arrowhead Stadium. Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship Winners In the 12-year history of the event, there have been six different winners. All-time titlists include Texas (1996, 2005), Nebraska (1997, 1999), Texas A&M (1998), Oklahoma (2000, 2002, 2004,2006, 2007), Colorado (2001) and Kansas State (2003). Attendance Attendance in the Big 12 surpassed 4.6 million fans the past two seasons, including 4,652,267 in Stadiums in the Big 12 were fi lled to 96.6 percent of capacity last year, the ninth straight year over 90 percent. Average attendance in 2007 was 60,419, the highest in league history and fi rst time to average over 60,000. BIG 12 NOTEBOOK October 11 Television Selections The following games have been selected for telecast on October 11, ABC Texas vs. Oklahoma (Dallas), 11:00 a.m., CT ESPN2 Colorado at Kansas, 11:30 a.m., CT FSN Nebraska at Texas Tech, 2:00 p.m., CT FCS Iowa State at Baylor, 6:00 p.m., CT ESPN or ESPN2 Oklahoma State at Missouri, 7:00 p.m., CT (actual network will be announced Sunday) Home Win Streaks Oklahoma s nation-leading home win streak is at 21 games. Kansas is fourth with 12 consecutive victories at home while Missouri is tied for fi fth with 10. Non-Conference Schedule The non-conference portion of the 2008 Big 12 schedule featured five tilts against teams that were ranked in the preseason Top 25 polls. Fourteen of the 48 non-conference games were against teams that played in a bowl game last season. The league has compiled a (.710) nonconference record since 1996 and is in Big 12 Media Preseason Poll Media covering the conference have correctly predicted the division champions in four of the last six seasons (OU/NU-06, UT/CU-05; OU/KSU-03, CU/OU-02). Overall, the top spot in each division has been accurately picked by the league s media corps 14-of-24 times. North South 1. Missouri Oklahoma 2. Kansas Texas 3. Nebraska Texas Tech 4. Colorado Oklahoma State 5. Kansas State Texas A&M 6. Iowa State Baylor Satellite Radio The Big 12 has partnered with XM Satellite Radio for the broadcast of select football games, men s and women s basketball games, plus the Dr Pepper football championship and Phillips 66 basketball tournaments. Each of the league s institutions also have satellite radio agreements in place this football season. Following is a listing: Team Satellite Carrier Channel Baylor Sirius 161 Colorado Sirius 122 Iowa State Sirius 127 Kansas Sirius 122 Kansas State Sirius 125 Missouri Sirius 119 Nebraska Sirius 123 Oklahoma Sirius 123 Oklahoma State XM 203 Texas XM 241 Texas A&M Sirius 121 Texas Tech Sirius 121 Big 12 Weekly Television Shows This year the Big 12 will have two separate weekly highlight shows. Big 12 Showcase returns for its 13th season on FSN. New to the lineup in is Big 12 This Week, a dedicated show on ESPNU. Check local listings for dates and times. Television Partners ABC is in its 13th season as the conference s national network television partner. The Big 12 also continues its long-standing relationship with FSN for its cable rights. FSN has sublicensed select television games in 2008 to ESPN and Versus.

3 Big 12 Football September 29, 2008 Week 6 Release Page 3 BAYLOR (2-2, 0-0) This Week: Oklahoma Next Week: Iowa State Baylor has rushed for 100-plus yards in three straight games for the fi rst time since a fi ve-game run to open the 2005 season. LB Joe Pawelek recorded 10 tackle assists against UConn and has a career mark of 136, tying James Francis ( ) for ninth on Baylor s all-time list. With 13 total tackles, he also posted the ninth double-digit tackle game of his career, including in all four games this season. WR Kendall Wright established career highs with six receptions and 114 receiving yards. He also recorded his fi rst career touchdown reception. TE Justin Akers caught two touchdown passes for the second time in his career (Rice, 2007). IOWA STATE (2-2, 0-0) This Week: Kansas Next Week: at Baylor COLORADO (3-1, 0-0) This Week: Texas Next Week: at Kansas Colorado scored in its 239th consecutive game against Florida State, adding to the fourth longest active streak in the nation and the ninth longest of all-time. QB Cody Hawkins moved into 11th place all-time on CU s total offense list (3,477 yards) and now has 28 career touchdown passes. Rodney Stewart rushed for his second straight 100-yard game and the 20th by a freshman (true or redshirt) in CU history. He is tied with fi ve others with two 100-yard games as a freshman. CU s fi rst score in each of its last three games has been touchdown passes from Cody Hawkins to Josh Smith. KANSAS (3-1, 0-0) This Week: at Iowa State Next Week: Colorado Iowa State played the fi rst overtime game of Gene Chizik s career after coming back from a 21-point halftime defi cit to force the extra period vs. UNLV. QB Austen Arnaud rushed for a career-high 51 yards and two touchdowns on 10 carries at UNLV. He also went 13-of-23 for 155 yards and two TDs through the air. The Cyclone offense didn t commit a turnover against the Rebels, giving ISU a +6 turnover margin for the season. The ISU defense has forced 13 turnovers through four games which is tied for eighth nationally, and fi ve shy of its 2007 season total. KANSAS STATE (3-1, 0-0) This Week: Texas Tech Next Week: at Texas A&M KU s home win streak is at 12 games, the fourth-longest streak in the nation. QB Todd Reesing has three-straight games of 350-plus passing yards. He holds the school record for most 200-yard passing games with 14 for his career, including all four games this season. Kansas defense allowed a season-low 45 rushing yards on 16 attempts against Sam Houston State. The Jayhawks are 12th nationally in total offense (473 ypg) and sixth in passing offense (354.0 ypg). Kerry Meier leads the country in receptions per game (9.25). MISSOURI (4-0, 0-0) This Week: at Nebraska Next Week: Oklahoma State Kansas State has won 100 games at Bill Snyder Family Stadium since the 1990 season. Over the last 18 years, KSU owns a 52-3 (.945) record against non-conference opponents at home. QB Josh Freeman became the K-State leader for career passing yards with 6,238, and is the second player to record 6,000 yards passing for his career. Sophomore Lamark Brown made his debut at running back with 29 carries for 142 yards and his fi rst career rushing touchdown. It was the second 100-yard rushing performance for the Wildcats this season. Ian Campbell registered his second sack of the season and 10 total tackles. He has 18 career sacks to rank tied for seventh in school history. Kansas State has scored in 144 consecutive games, extending the school record and improving on the nation s 12th longest streak. QB Chase Daniel set a career high with 439 passing yards vs. Buffalo and completed 36-of-43 passing attempts. His 83.7 completion percentage is the highest in school history. Daniel set a Big 12 single game record with 20 consecutive completions. He is the fifth player in conference history to amass 10,000 career yards of total offense. He now has 10,356 yards in total offense with 9,592 yards passing and 764 yards rushing. MU s defense held UB to 49 rushing yards on 35 attempts after the team had previously averaged 163 rushing yards per contest. Daniel was named Sept. 22 Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week while Sean Weatherspoon got the nod for Defensive Player of the Week.

4 Big 12 Football September 29, 2008 Week 6 Release Page 4 NEBRASKA (3-1, 0-0) This Week: Missouri Next Week: at Texas Tech OKLAHOMA (4-0, 0-0) This Week: at Baylor Next Week: vs. Texas Senior receiver Nate Swift s 88-yard punt return for a touchdown vs. Virginia Tech was the fourth-longest punt return in school history and earned him Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week. Nebraska has now returned a punt, kickoff and interception for a touchdown this season. Joe Ganz moved up three spots to 10th on the Nebraska career passing list. He now has 2,700 and is 148 yards from eighth place (Jammal Lord, 2,848 yards). Saturday s attendance of 85,831 is a Memorial Stadium record, bettering the crowd of 85,800 against Colorado in It also marked the 293rd consecutive sellout at Memorial Stadium. OKLAHOMA STATE (4-0, 0-0) This Week: Texas A&M Next Week: at Missouri OSU is 14-3 in non-conference games under head coach Mike Gundy. The win over Troy was OSU s fi fth in a row dating back to last season, marking the Cowboys longest winning streak since Saturday s attendance of 52,463 was the largest home crowd in OSU football history. The previous high (51,416) came against Oklahoma in For the fi rst time since the 2004 football season, OSU is listed among the top 25 teams in the country in all three polls. Sophomore Kendall Hunter rushed for 169 yards vs. Troy and has six 100-yard rushing games in his OSU career. He has topped the century mark in each of the Cowboys four games this season. TEXAS A&M (2-2, 0-0) This Week: at Oklahoma State Next Week: Kansas State Oklahoma s No. 1 national ranking on Sept. 28 set AP poll history as the Sooners have now held the top spot more times than any other team at 96 weeks. Oklahoma s victory over TCU was its nation-leading 21st-straight home win, which ties for second-longest in program history and the longest under 10th-year head coach Bob Stoops. Sam Bradford threw for a career-best 411 yards, the third-most by a Sooner quarterback. He is only the second Sooner to throw for over 400 yards in a game. Manual Johnson set a school record with 206 receiving yards on just fi ve receptions and scored three touchdowns (79, 55 and 63 yards) to be named Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week. TEXAS (4-0, 0-0) This Week: at Colorado Next Week: vs. Oklahoma Texas has produced at least 400 yards of total offense in 63 of its last 94 games. The Longhorns are 84-2 when recording more than 400 yards of total offense in the Mack Brown era. The Longhorns set a single-game school record by completing 91.3% (21-of-23) of their pass attempts (10 or more attempts). UT s defense has held an opponent to under 20 rushing yards 18 times and to under 200 yards of total offense on 28 occasions since QB Colt McCoy rushed and passed for a TD for the third time in four games, and the sixth time in his career. He has 573 career pass completions, passing Peter Gardere (561) for second all-time at UT. Quan Cosby became the second UT player to amass 1,500 receiving yards and 1,500 kickoff return yards in a career. He has 1,820 career receiving yards and 1,500 kickoff return yards. TEXAS TECH (4-0, 0-0) This Week: at Kansas State Next Week: Nebraska Paul Freeney s 58-yard fumble return marked the Aggies second defensive touchdown on the year, and was the longest fumble return by A&M since Army was 1-of-5 passing for just four yards against the Aggie defense. The last time A&M allowed fewer completions, attempts and yards was against Arkansas in Two true freshmen made their presence felt in the A&M win. Trent Hunter totaled 17 tackles in his fi rst career start, including 11 solo hits. He was named Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week. Cyrus Gray had a career-high 61 yards on six carries, and added 47 kickoff return yards on two tries. With 12,225 career passing yards, QB Graham Harrell needs 205 to eclipse Kliff Kingsbury s ( ) conference and school record of 12,429 yards. Harrell is one of seven players in NCAA history to complete more than 100 touchdown passes in a career. He currently has 101. Harrell currently leads the nation in six categories - total offensive plays, total offensive yards, pass attempts, passing yards, pass completions and passing touchdowns. He is also the current conference leader in passing touchdowns with his 101. Tech is first nationally in passing offense (426.3) and third in total offense (572.75).

5 Big 12 Football September 29, 2008 Week 6 Release Page 5 Harris Poll Sept. 28 No. School Rec Pts Prev 1. Oklahoma (102) LSU (3) Alabama (7) Missouri (1) Texas (1) Penn State USC Texas Tech Brigham Young Georgia Florida South Florida Auburn Ohio State Utah Wisconsin Kansas Boise State Vanderbilt Fresno State Oregon Virginia Tech Oklahoma State Connecticut Wake Forest RV: Nebraska, Colorado USA Today Coaches Poll Sept. 28 No. School Rec Pts Prev 1. Oklahoma (57) LSU (1) Missouri Alabama (2) Texas (1) Penn State Brigham Young Texas Tech USC Georgia South Florida Ohio State Florida Auburn Utah Kansas Wisconsin Boise State Vanderbilt Oregon Fresno State Oklahoma State Connecticut Virginia Tech Wake Forest RV: Nebraska Associated Press Sept. 28 No. School Rec Pts Prev 1. Oklahoma (43) Alabama (21) LSU Missouri (1) Texas Penn State Texas Tech Brigham Young USC South Florida Georgia Florida Auburn Ohio State Utah Kansas Boise State Wisconsin Vanderbilt Virginia Tech Oklahoma State Fresno State Oregon Connecticut Wake Forest RV: Colorado, Nebraska BIG 12 in the WEEKLY RANKINGS (Coaches/AP/Harris/BCS) CU KU MU NU OU OSU UT A&M TTU PS RV/- 13/14 7/6 RV/RV 4/4 RV/ 10/11 RV/ 14/12 9/2 RV/- 12/14 7/6 RV/RV 4/4 RV/RV 9/10 -/- 13/12 9/7 RV/- 11/13 6/6 RV/- 3/3 RV/RV 8/8 -/- 12/12 9/14 RV/- 19/19 5/5 RV/RV 2/2 RV/RV 7/7 -/- 10/11 9/21 RV/RV 18/18 5/6 RV/RV 2/2 RV/RV 7/7 -/- 9/10 9/28 -/RV/RV 16/16/17 3/4/4 RV/RV/RV 1/1/1 22/21/23 5/5/5 -/-/- 8/7/8 10/5 10/12 10/19 10/26 11/2 11/9 11/16 11/23 11/ BIG 12 PLAYERS of the WEEK Offense Defense Special Teams 9/2 Josh Freeman, KSU, QB, Jr Stryker Sulak, MU, DE, Sr Jeremy Maclin, MU, KR/PR, So Colt McCoy, UT, QB, Jr 9/8 Dez Bryant, OSU, WR, So Cha pelle Brown, CU, CB, Jr Niles Paul, NU, KR/PR/WR, So Courtney Herndon, KSU, DB, Jr 9/15 Robert Griffi n, BU, QB, Fr Daniel Charbonnet, TTU, SS, Sr Jeff Wolfert, MU, PK, Sr 9/22 Chase Daniel, MU, QB, Sr Sean Weatherspoon, MU, LB, Jr Aric Goodman, CU, PK, So 9/29 Manual Johnson, OU, WR, Sr Trent Hunter, TAMU, S, Fr Nate Swift, NU, PR/WR, Sr 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3 11/10 11/17 11/24 12/1

6 Big 12 Football September 29, 2008 Week 6 Release Page 6 BIG 12 ATTENDANCE FIGURES Home Games Only G Total Avg High Baylor (50,000) 3 92,486 30,829 36,258 Colorado (53,750) 2 98,300 49,150 51,883 Iowa State (55,000) 2 96,422 49,805 49,805 Kansas (50,071) 3 152,500 50,833 52,112 Kansas State (50,000) 3 135,949 45,316 45,558 Missouri (68,349) 3 182,073 60,691 65,566 Nebraska (81,067) 4 339,283 84,821 85,831 Oklahoma (82,112) 3 254,349 84,783 85,158 Oklahoma State (60,000) 3 140,852 46,951 52,463 Texas (98,053) 3 293,087 97,696 98,053 Texas A&M (82,600) 3 246,946 82,315 84,165 Texas Tech (52,882) 3 156,460 52,153 53,383 Total 35 2,188,707 62,534 98,053 Road/Neutral Games Only G Total Avg High Baylor 1 38,870 38,870 38,870 Colorado 2 116,335 58,168 69,619 Iowa State 2 96,152 48,076 70,585 Kansas 1 58,755 58,755 58,755 Kansas State 1 42,208 42,208 42,208 Missouri 1 66,441 66,441 66,441 Nebraska Oklahoma 1 67,716 67,716 67,716 Oklahoma State 1 50,830 50,830 50,830 Texas 1 53,415 53,415 53,830 Texas A&M 1 28,007 28,007 28,007 Texas Tech 1 24,453 24,453 24,453 Total ,182 49,476 70,585 BIG 12 vs. NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS (Includes Bowl Games) All-Time 2008 W L Pct. W L Pct. ACC Big East Big Ten Conference USA Independents MAC Mountain West Pac SEC Sun Belt WAC Non-IA Total BIG 12 TELEVISION SCHEDULE Date Game Network Time (CT)/Result Aug. 28 Wake Forest at Baylor FSN WF South Dakota State at Iowa State FCS* ISU Aug. 30 Oklahoma State vs. Washington State FSN* OSU Western Michigan at Nebraska PPV* NU Chattanooga at Oklahoma PPV* OU 57-2 Florida Atlantic at Texas PPV* UT Missouri vs. Illinois ESPN MU Aug. 31 Colorado vs. Colorado State FSN CU Sept. 6 San Jose State at Nebraska PPV* NU Cincinnati at Oklahoma ABC OU Texas A&M at New Mexico Versus* TAMU Louisiana Tech at Kansas FSN KU 29-0 Montana State at Kansas State FCS* KSU Texas at UTEP ESPN2* UT Southeast Missouri at Missouri PPV* MU 52-3 Sept. 12 Kansas at South Florida ESPN2* USF Washington State at Baylor FCS BU Sept. 13 Iowa State at Iowa BTN* UI 17-5 Nevada at Missouri FSN MU Missouri State at Oklahoma State FCS* OSU New Mexico State at Nebraska PPV NU 38-7 Oklahoma at Washington ESPN* OU SMU at Texas Tech FSN TTU 43-7 Sept. 17 Kansas State at Louisville ESPN2* UL, Sept. 18 West Virginia at Colorado ESPN CU, OT Sept. 19 Baylor at Connecticut ESPN2* UC, Sept. 20 Miami (Fla.) at Texas A&M ABC UM, Rice at Texas FSN UT, Sam Houston State at Kansas FCS KU, Iowa State at UNLV MTN* UNLV, OT Sept. 27 Army at Texas A&M Versus TAMU, Arkansas at Texas ABC UT, Colorado at Florida State ABC* FSU, TCU at Oklahoma FSN OU, Virginia Tech at Nebraska ABC VT, Oct. 4 Kansas at Iowa State Versus 11:30 a.m. Oklahoma at Baylor FSN 11:30 a.m. Texas Tech at Kansas State ABC 2:30 p.m. Texas at Colorado FSN 6:00 p.m. Missouri at Nebraska ESPN 8:00 p.m. Oct. 11 Texas vs. Oklahoma ABC 11:00 a.m. Colorado at Kansas ESPN2 11:30 a.m. Nebraska at Texas Tech FSN 2:00 p.m. Iowa State at Baylor FCS 6:00 p.m. Oklahoma State at Missouri ESPN or ESPN2 7:00 p.m. Oct. 18 TBD FSN 11 a.m. TBD Versus 11:30 a.m. TBD ESPN TBD TBD (Tentative) FSN 6:00 p.m. Oct. 25 TBD Versus 11:30 a.m. TBD FSN 11:30 a.m. TBD FSN 5:30 p.m. Nov. 1 TBD FSN 11:30 a.m. TBD ESPN TBD Nov. 8 TBD FSN 11:00 a.m. TBD Versus 11:30 a.m. TBD FSN 6:00 p.m. Nov. 15 TBD FSN 11:30 a.m. TBD (Tentative) FSN 5:30 p.m. Nov. 27 Texas A&M at Texas ESPN 7:00 p.m. Nov. 28 Colorado at Nebraska ABC 2:30 p.m. Nov. 29 Kansas vs. Missouri FSN 11:30 a.m./2:00 p.m. Oklahoma at Oklahoma State ABC 2:30/7:00 p.m. Dec. 6 Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship ABC 7:00 p.m. * Appearances outside Big 12 Conference television package. All Windows and Times subject to change.

7 Big 12 Football September 29, 2008 Week 6 Release Page 7 Rushing 3. Kendall Hunter, Oklahom State Keith Toston, Oklahoma State Derrick Washington, Missouri Rodney Stewart, Colorado Pass Efficiency 2. Colt McCoy, Texas Sam Bradford, Oklahoma Chase Daniel, Missouri Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State Josh Freeman, Kansas St Robert Griffi n, Baylor Joe Ganz, Nebraska Todd Reesing, Kansas Graham Harrell, Texas Tech Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M Austen Arnaud, Iowa State Passing 2. Todd Reesing, Kansas Graham Harrell, Texas Tech Chase Daniel, Missouri Cody Hawkins, Colorado Sam Bradford, Oklahoma Colt McCoy, Texas Josh Freeman, Kansas State Passing Yards per game 1. Graham Harrell, Texas Tech Chase Daniel, Missouri Todd Reesing, Kansas Sam Bradford, Oklahoma Josh Freeman, Kansas St Colt McCoy, Texas Joe Ganz, Nebraska Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State Total Passing Yards 2. Graham Harrell, Texas Tech Chase Daniel, Missouri Todd Reesing, Kansas Sam Bradford, Oklahoma Josh Freeman, Kansas State Colt McCoy, Texas Joe Ganz, Nebraska 997 Total Offense 2. Graham Harrell, Texas Tech Chase Daniel, Missouri Todd Reesing, Kansas Colt McCoy, Texas Sam Bradford, Oklahoma Josh Freeman, Kansas State Joe Ganz, Nebraska Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State Robert Griffi n, Baylor Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State Receptions per Game 1. Kerry Meier, Kansas Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech Chase Coffman, Missouri Jeremy Maclin, Missouri Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas Quan Cosby, Texas 5.75 Receiving Yards per Game 1. Brandon Banks, Kansas State Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech Dez Bryant, Okla. State Jeremy Maclin, Missouri Kerry Meier, Kansas Chase Coffman, Missouri Manuel Johnson, Oklahoma Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas Quan Cosby, Texas Detron Lewis, Texas Tech Jordan Shipley, Texas Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma Johnathan Wilson, Kansas NCAA INDIVIDUAL BIG 12 LEADERS Total Recieving Yards 8. Brandon Banks, Kansas State Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State Jeremy Maclin, Missouri Kerry Meier, Kansas Chase Coffman, Missouri Manuel Johnson, Oklahoma Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas Quan Cosby, Texas Detron Lewis, Texas Tech 326 Interceptions 1. Daniel Charbonnet, Texas Tech Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri Michael Bibbs, Iowa State.50 Darcel McBath, Texas Tech.50 Joe Pawelek, Baylor.50 Phillip Strozier, Kansas.50 Punting 5. Justin Brantly, Texas A&M Derek Epperson, Baylor Mike Brandtner, Iowa State Matt DiLallo, Colorado Punt Returns 9. Dez Bryant, Okla. State Daymond Patterson, Kansas Eric Morris, Texas Tech Deon Murphy, Kansas State Michael O Connell, Iowa State Josh Smith, Colorado Jeremy Maclin, Missouri Niles Paul, Nebraska 9.80 Kickoff Returns 1. Josh Smith, Colorado Jeremy Maclin, Missouri Niles Paul, Nebraska Perrish Cox, Oklahoma State Aubrey Quarles, Kansas State Bailey Johnson, Iowa State DeMarco Murray, Oklahoma Field Goals 2. Jacob Branstetter, Kansas Grant Mahoney, Iowa State Alex Henry, Nebraska 1.50 Jeff Wolfert, Missouri Dan Bailey, Oklahoma State 1.25 Scoring 2. Derrick Washington, Missouri Kendall Hunter, Oklahoma State Jeff Wolfert, Missouri Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State Shannon Woods, Texas Tech Dan Bailey, Oklahoma State Jacob Branstetter, Kansas Josh Freeman, Kansas State Seven tied 9.00 All-Purpose Runners 5. Jeremy Maclin, Missouri Josh Smith, Colorado Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State Kendall Hunter, Okla. State Brandon Banks, Kansas State DeMarco Murray, Oklahoma Points Responsible For 2. Colt McCoy, Texas Josh Freeman, Kansas State Sam Bradford, Oklahoma Graham Harrell, Texas Tech Todd Reesing, Kansas Chase Daniel, Missouri Robert Griffi n, Baylor Cody Hawkins, Colorado Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State Joe Ganz, Nebraska Kendall Hunter, Oklahoma State Austen Arnaud, Iowa State Tackles 4. Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri Joe Pawelek, Baylor Matt Featherston, Texas A&M Cody Glenn, Nebraska 8.75 Jeff Smart, Colorado 8.75 Solo Tackles 9. Jeff Smart, Colorado 6.25 Cha pelle Brown, Colorado Matt Featherston, Texas A&M Brian Duncan, Texas Tech Ryan Walters, Colorado 5.25 Shaun Mohler, Colorado 5.25 Pass Sacks 2. Brian Orakpo, Texas Brandon Williams, Texas Tech Stryker Sulak, Missouri.75 Christopher Lyle, Iowa State.75 Travis Lewis, Oklahoma.75 Brandon Harold, Kansas State.75 McKinnner Dixon, Texas Tech Terrence Moore, Nebraska.67 Forced Fumbles 2. James Holt, Kansas Brian Orakpo, Texas.50 Brandon Williams, Texas Tech.50 Quinton Moore, Oklahoma State.50 Passes Defended 2. Justin Thornton, Kansas Jamar Wall, Texas Tech 1.75 Jacob Lacey, Oklahoma State Daniel Charbonnet, Texas Tech 1.50 Dominque Franks, Oklahoma 1.50 Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri Arkeith Brown, Texas A&M tied 1.00 Tackles for Loss 3. Brandon Harold, Kansas State Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri Brian Orakpo, Texas Auston English, Oklahoma 1.50 Leon Freeman, Baylor Christopher Lyle, Iowa State 1.38 Stryker Sulak, Missouri Brandon Williams, Texas Tech 1.25 Fumbles Recovered 8. Lendy Holmes, Oklahoma.50 Brian Jackson, Oklahoma.50 Michael Bennett, Texas A&M Chris Brown, Iowa State.33 DeMarcus Granger, Oklahoma.33 Paul Freeney, Texas A&M.33 Ben Alexander, Texas.33

8 Big 12 Football September 29, 2008 Week 6 Release Page 8 OFFENSE Rushing 1. Okla. State Baylor Texas Missouri Oklahoma Nebraska Iowa St Texas Tech Kansas St Colorado Kansas Texas A&M Passing 1. Texas Tech Missouri Oklahoma Kansas Kansas State Texas Nebraska Oklahoma State Baylor Colorado Iowa State Texas A&M 746 Passing Efficiency 2. Texas Oklahoma Okla. State Missouri Kansas State 161, Nebraska Kansas 154, Baylor 152, Texas Tech Texas A&M Iowa State Colorado Total Offense 2. Missouri Texas Tech Okla. State Oklahoma Texas Kansas Kansas State Baylor Nebraska Iowa State Colorado Texas A&M Scoring 2. Missouri Oklahoma State Oklahoma Texas Kansas State Texas Tech Nebraska Kansas Baylor Iowa State Colorado Texas A&M 86 3rd Down Conversion Pct. 4. Kansas Oklahoma State Kansas State Texas Texas A&M Texas Tech Missouri Oklahoma Baylor Colorado Nebraska Iowa State th Down Conversion Pct. 1. Okla. State Texas Iowa State Kansas State Kansas 60.0 Oklahoma Texas Tech 55.6 Colorado Baylor Nebraska Texas A&M Missouri 20.0 Red Zone 1. Oklahoma Oklahoma State Texas Missouri Kansas Kansas State Nebraska Baylor Texas Tech 0.80 Colorado Iowa State Texas A&M 0.72 DEFENSE Rushing 2. Texas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Texas Tech Nebraska Baylor Okla. State Colorado Iowa State Kansas State Texas A&M Pass 5. Texas A&M Colorado Kansas State Iowa State Oklahoma Baylor Okla. State Kansas Nebraska Texas Tech Texas Missouri NCAA TEAM RANKINGS Total Defense 15. Oklahoma Texas Kansas Baylor Okla. State Colorado Texas Tech Nebraska Iowa State Texas A&M Kansas State Missouri Scoring 6. Texas Oklahoma Kansas Texas Tech Nebraska Missouri Okla. State Kansas State Colorado Baylor Iowa State Texas A&M Sacks 1. Texas Oklahoma Baylor 2.75 Missouri 2.75 Texas Tech 2.75 Nebraska Kansas Kansas State Colorado Texas A&M 1.25 Iowa State Okla. State.500 Tackles for Loss 1. Oklahoma Missouri Texas Nebraska Kansas 6.25 Baylor Kansas State Texas Tech Iowa State 5.25 Colorado Texas A&M Oklahoma State 3.25 Interceptions 1. Texas Tech Iowa State 7 3. Kansas 6 4. Colorado 5 Baylor 5 Missouri 5 Nebraska 5 8. Oklahoma 4 9. Oklahoma State 3 Texas A&M Kansas State 2 Texas 2 MISC. STATS Net Punting 3. Texas Okla. State Baylor Kansas State Texas Tech Texas A&M Missouri Iowa State Colorado Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Punt Returns 1. Okla. State Kansas Nebraska Texas Tech Kansas State Iowa State Colorado Missouri Texas Oklahoma Texas A&M Baylor 1.70 Kickoff Returns 13. Iowa State Oklahoma Texas Tech Baylor Okla. State Texas Nebraska Missouri Kansas State Colorado Texas A&M Kansas Turnover Margin 9. Iowa State 1.50 Oklahoma Baylor 1.25 Texas Tech Kansas Missouri Oklahoma State 0.25 Texas Colorado Nebraska -.25 Texas A&M Kansas State -.50 Fumbles Recovered 11. Iowa State 6 Baylor Oklahoma Texas A&M Oklahoma State 3 Colorado 3 Texas Kansas State 2 Missouri Kansas 1 Texas Tech 1 Nebraska 1 Fumbles Lost 1. Oklahoma Oklahoma State 2 Kansas Texas Tech 3 Kansas State 3 Texas 3 Nebraska Texas A&M 4 Iowa State 4 Colorado 4 Baylor 4 Missouri 4 Turnovers Gained 8. Iowa State Texas Tech 11 Baylor Oklahoma Colorado Kansas 7 Missouri 7 Texas A&M Oklahoma State 6 Nebraska Texas Kansas State 4 Turnovers Lost 1. Oklahoma 3 5. Texas 4 Kansas Missouri 5 Oklahoma State Texas Tech 6 Baylor 6 Kansas State Nebraska 7 Iowa State Colorado 8 Texas A&M 8

9 Big 12 Football September 29, 2008 Week 6 Release Page 9 CAREER LEADERS Total Offensive Plays 4. Graham Harrell, TTU, Sr (1)... 1, Chase Daniel, MU, Sr (3)... 1,522 Total Offense 3. Graham Harrell, TTU, Sr (1)... 12, Chase Daniel, MU, Sr (2)... 10,356 Pass Attempts 2. Graham Harrell, TTU, Sr (1)... 1, Chase Daniel, MU, Sr (4)... 1,214 Passing Yards 2. Graham Harrell, TTU, Sr (1)... 12, Chase Daniel, MU, Sr (3)... 9,592 Pass Completions 2. Graham Harrell, TTU, Sr (1)... 1, Chase Daniel, MU, Sr. (4) Colt McCoy, UT, Jr. (11) Passing Touchdowns 1. Graham Harrell, TTU, Sr (1) Chase Daniel, MU, Sr (2) Colt McCoy, UT, Jr (6) Receiving Touchdowns 6. Michael Crabtree, TTU, So (2) T7. Chase Coffman, MU, Sr (5) Scoring (Touchdowns) 8. Jorvorskie Lane, TAMU, Sr (3) Rushing Touchdowns T7. Jorvorskie Lane, TAMU, Sr (2) Kick Return Yards 4. Marcus Herford, KU, Sr (9)... 1, Quan Cosby, UT, Sr (14)... 1, Perrish Cox, OSU, Jr (15)... 1, Juaquin Iglesias, OU, Sr... 1, Jeremy Maclin, MU, So... 1,256 Fumble Recoveries T4. Ian Campbell, KSU, Sr... 7 () Denotes NCAA Active Career Leader Ranking SINGLE GAME Consecutive Pass Completions 1. Chase Daniel, MU, Sr vs. Buffalo (9/20) Yards Per Rush 1. Robert Griffi n vs. Washington State (9/12) Highest Completion Percentage 1. Chase Daniel, MU, Sr vs. SE Missouri (9/6) Interceptions T1. Daniel Charbonnet, TTU, Sr... 3 vs. SMU (9/13) Longest Kick Return (Sophomore) 1. Jeremy Maclin, MU vs. Illinois (8/30) Consecutive Pass Completions 1. Missouri vs. Buffalo (9/20) Interception Return Yards 1. Iowa State vs. South Dakota State (8/28) BIG 12 RECORD BOOK 2008 BIG 12 SUPERLATIVES 300-Yard Passers High 3 - Graham Harrell, TTU, Sr vs. Eastern Washington (8/30) 3 - Chase Daniel, MU, Sr vs. Buffalo (9/20) 3 - Todd Reesing, KU, Jr vs. Louisiana Tech (9/6) 3 - Sam Bradford, OU, So vs. TCU (9/27) 1 - Joe Ganz, NU, Sr vs. Western Michigan (8/30) 1 - Colt McCoy, UT, Jr vs. Rice (9/20) 1 - Zac Robinson, OSU, Jr vs. Houston (9/6) 1 - Josh Freeman, KSU, Jr at Louisville (9/17) 100-Yard Rushers 4 - Kendall Hunter, OSU, So vs. Houston (9/6) 2 - Rodney Stewart, CU, Fr vs. West Virginia (9/18) 2 - Keith Toston, OSU, Jr vs. Montana State (9/13) 2 - DeMarco Murray, OU, So vs. Chattanooga (8/30) 1 - Robert Griffi n, BU, Fr vs. Washington State (9/12) 1 - Beau Johnson, OSU, Jr vs. Montana State (9/13) 1 - Lamark Brown, KSU, So vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (9/27) 1 - Derrick Washington, MU, So vs. Illinois (8/30) 1 - Mike Goodson, TAMU, Jr vs. Arkansas State (8/30) 1 - Shannon Woods, TTU, Sr vs. Massachusetts (9/20) 1 - Chris Brown, OU, Jr at Washington (9/13) 1 - Marlon Lucky, NU, Sr vs. New Mexico state (9/13) 1 - Colt McCoy, UT, Jr vs. Florida Atlantic (8/30) 100-Yard Receivers 2 - Dez Bryant, OSU, So vs. Houston (9/6) 2 - Manuel Johnson, OU, Sr vs. TCU (9/27) 2 - Jeremy Maclin, MU, So vs. Nevada (9/13) 2 - Michael Crabtree, TTU, So at Nevada (9/6) 2 - Brandon Banks, KSU, Jr at Louisville (9/17) 2 - Dezmon Briscoe, KU, So vs. Louisiana Tech (9/6) 2 - Kerry Meier, KU, Jr vs. Sam Houston State (9/20) 2 - Chase Coffman, MU, vs. Nevada (9/13) 1 - Jonathan Wilson, KU, So at USF (9/12) 1 - Eric Morris, TTU, Sr vs. Eastern Washington (8/30) 1 - Detron Lewis, TTU, So vs. Eastern Washington (8/30) 1 - Jordan Shipley, UT, Sr vs. Rice (9/20) 1 - Quan Cosby, UT, Sr at UTEP (9/6) 1 - Ryan Broyles, OU, Fr vs. Cincinnati (9/6) 1 - Daymond Patterson, KU, Fr vs. Louisiana Tech (9/6) 1 - Nate Swift, NU, Sr vs. Western Michigan (8/30) 1 - Chase Coffman, MU, Sr vs. Illinois (8/30) 1 - Kendall Wright, BU, Fr at Connecticut (9/19) 1 - R.J. Sumrall, ISU, Sr vs. Kent State (9/6) 1 - Tommy Saunders, MU, Sr vs. Nevada (9/13) 10-Tackle Games 3 - Joe Pawelek, BU, Jr vs. Wake Forest (8/30) 2 - Sean Weatherspoon, MU, Jr vs. Buffalo (9/20) 2 - Cody Glenn, NU, Sr vs. Virginia Tech (9/27) 2 - Jeff Smart, CU, Jr vs. West Virginia (9/18) 1 - Trent Hunter, TAMU, Fr vs. Army (9/27) 1 - Matt Featherston, TAMU, Jr vs. Arkansas State (8/30) 1 - Roddrick Muckelroy, UT, Jr at UTEP (9/6) 1 - Bront Bird, TTU, So at Nevada (9/6) 1 - James Holt, KU, Sr...13 at USF (9/12) 1 - Brian Duncan, TTU, So...12 at Nevada (9/6) 1 - Travis Lewis, OU, Fr vs. Cincinnati (9/6) 1 - William Moore, MU, Sr vs. Illinois (8/30) 1 - Carl Gettis, MU, So...12 vs. Illinois (8/30) 1 - Arkeith Brown, TAMU, Sr vs. Arkansas State (8/30) 1 - Ryan Walters, CU, Sr...11 vs. Colorado State (8/31) 1 - Fred Garrin, ISU, Jr at UNLV (9/20) 1 - Ian Campbell, KSU, Sr vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (9/27) 1 - Phillip Dillard, NU, Jr vs. Virginia Tech (9/27) 1 - Orie Lemon, OSU, Jr vs. Eastern Washington (8/30) 1 - Darrel Stuckey, KU, Jr...10 vs. Louisiana Tech (9/6) 1 - Pierre Allen, NU, So vs. San Jose State (9/6) 1 - Jeremy Beal, OU, So...10 vs. Cincinnati (9/6) 1 - Eric Hagg, NU, So...10 vs. New Mexico State (9/13) 1 - Chris Carney, KSU, Jr...10 vs. Louisville (9/17) 1 - James Smith, ISU, Jr...10 at UNLV (9/20) 1 - Courtney Herndon, KSU, Jr vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (9/27) 1 - Ryan Reynolds, OU, Jr vs. TCU (9/27)

10 Big 12 Football September 29, 2008 Week 6 Release Page 10 WEEK 6 GAME CAPSULES OKLAHOMA at BAYLOR Saturday, Oct. 4 11:30 a.m. (CT) -- FSN Floyd Casey Stadium (50,000), Waco, Texas Series: OU leads 17-0 Last Meeting: Nov. 10, 2007, OU in Norman, Okla. Oklahoma (4-0, 0-0 Big 12) Coach: Bob Stoops (Iowa, 1983) Career: (10th year) School: (10th year) Offense - Rushing: DeMarco Murray (4 G, yards, 3 TD) Passing: Sam Bradford (4 G, ,293 yards, 16 TD) Receiving: Manuel Johnson (4 G, yards, 4 TD) Defense - Tackles: Travis Lewis (4 G, 32, 19 solo) Sacks: Travis Lewis (4 G, 3-18 yards) Int.: Lendy Holmes (4 G, 1-8 yards) Baylor (2-2, 0-0 Big 12) Coach: Art Briles (Texas Tech, 1979) Career: (6th year) School: 2-2 (1st year) Offense - Rushing: Robert Griffi n (4 G, yards, 5 TD) Passing: Robert Griffi n (4 G, yards, 7 TD) Receiving: Kendall Wright (4 G, yards, 1 TD) Defense - Tackles: Joe Pawelek (4 G, 48, 11 solo) Sacks: Antonio Jones (4 G, 2-24 yards) Int.: Joe Pawelek (4 G, 2-40 yards) TEXAS at COLORADO Saturday, Oct. 4 6:00 p.m. (CT) -- FSN Folsom Field (53,750), Boulder, Colo. Series: UT leads 9-7 Last Meeting: Dec. 3, 2005, UT 70-3, Houston, Texas Texas (4-0, 0-0 Big 12) Coach: Mack Brown (Florida State, 1974) Career: (25th year) School: (11th year) Offense Rushing: Colt McCoy (4 G, yards, 4 TD) Passing: Colt McCoy (4 G, ,1018 yards, 14 TD) Receiving: Quan Cosby (4 G, yards, 3 TD) Defense Tackles: Roddrick Muckelroy (4 G, 30, 16 solo) Sacks: Brian Orakpo (4 G, 6-63 yards) Int.: Aaron Williams (4 G, 1-81 yards) Colorado (3-1, 0-0 Big 12) Coach: Dan Hawkins (UC-Davis, 1984) Career: (8th year) School: (3rd year) Offense - Rushing: Rodney Stewart (4 G, yards, 0 TD) Passing: Cody Hawkins (4 G, yards, 9 TD) Receiving: Josh Smith (4 G, yards, 3 TD) Defense - Tackles: Jeff Smart (4 G, 35, 25 solo) Sacks: Brad Jones (4 G, 2-18 yards) Int.: Ryan Walters (4 G, 1-28 yards) KANSAS at IOWA STATE Saturday, Oct. 4 11:30 a.m. (CT) - VERSUS Jack Trice Stadium (55,000), Ames, Iowa Series: KU leads Last Meeting: Nov. 17, 2007, KU 45-7 in Lawrence, Kan. Kansas (3-1, 0-0 Big 12) Coach: Mark Mangino (Youngstown State, 1987) Career: (7th year) School: (7th year) Offense - Rushing: Angus Quigley (4 G, yards, 1 TD) Passing: Todd Reesing (4 G, ,405 yards, 11 TD) Receiving: Kerry Meier (4 G, yards, 1 TD) Defense - Tackles: Darrel Stuckey (4 G, 26, 15 solo) Sacks: Jake Laptad (4 G, yards) Int.: Phill Strozier (4 G, 2-30 yards) Iowa State (2-2, 0-0 Big 12) Coach: Gene Chizik (Florida, 1985) Career: 5-11 (2nd year) School: 5-11 (2nd year) Offense - Rushing: Phillip Bates (4 G, yards, 0 TD) Passing: Austen Arnaud (4 G, yards, 4 TD) Receiving: R.J. Sumrall (4 G, yards, 4 TD) Defense - Tackles: James Smith (4 G, 28, 15 solo) Sacks: Christopher Lyle (4 G, 3-16 yards) Int.: Michael Bibbs (4 G, 2-53 yards) TEXAS TECH at KANSAS STATE Saturday, Oct. 4 2:30 p.m. (CT) - ABC Bill Snyder Family Stadium (52,200), Manhattan, Kan. Series: TTU leads 6-3 Last Meeting: Oct. 15, 2005, TTU in Lubbock, Texas Texas Tech (4-0, 0-0 Big 12) Coach: Mike Leach (Brigham Young, 1983) Career: (9th year) School: (9th year) Offense Rushing: Shannon Woods (4 G, yards, 7 TD) Passing: Graham Harrell (4 G, ,573 yards, 12 TD) Receiving: Michael Crabtree (4 G, yards, 6 TD) Defense Tackles: Brian Duncan (4 G, 28, 22 solo) Sacks: Brandon Williams (4 G, 4-50 yards) Int.: Daniel Charbonnet (4 G, 4-29 yards) Kansas State (3-1, 0-0 Big 12) Coach: Ron Prince (Appalachian State, 1992) Career: (3rd year) School: (3rd year) Offense - Rushing: Lamark Brown (4 G, yards, 1 TD) Passing: Josh Freeman (4 G, ,105 yards, 11 TD) Receiving: Brandon Banks (4 G, yards, 6 TD) Defense - Tackles: Ulla Pomele (4 G, 25, 17 solo) Sacks: Brandon Harold (4 G, 3-21 yards) Int.: Courtney Herndon (4 G, 1-26 yards)

11 Big 12 Football September 29, 2008 Week 6 Release Page 11 WEEK 6 GAME CAPSULES MISSOURI at NEBRASKA Saturday, Oct. 4 8:00 p.m. (CT) - ESPN Memorial Stadium (81,067), Lincoln, Neb. Series: NU leads Last Meeting: Oct. 6, 2007, MU 41-6 in Columbia, Mo. Missouri (4-0, 0-0 Big 12) Coach: Gary Pinkel (Kent State, 1973) Career: (18th year) School: (8th year) Offense Rushing: Derrick Washington (4 G, yards, 8 TD) Passing: Chase Daniel (4 G, ,412 yards, 12 TD) Receiving: Chase Coffman (4 G, yards, 3 TD) Defense Tackles: Sean Weatherspoon (4 G, 48, 20 solo) Sacks: Stryker Sulak (4 G, 3-27 yards) Int.: Sean Witherspoon (4 G, yards) Nebraska (3-1, 0-0 Big 12) Coach: Bo Pelini (Ohio State, 1990) Career: 4-1 (1st year) School: 4-1 (1st year) Offense Rushing: Marlon Lucky (4 G, yards, 4 TD) Passing: Joe Ganz (4 G, yards, 7 TD) Receiving: Nate Swift (4 G, yards, 2 TD) Defense Tackles: Cody Glenn (4 G, 35, 17 solo) Sacks: Ndamukong Suh (4 G, 2-15 yards) Zach Potter (4 G, 2-15 yards)s Int.: Armando Murillo (4 G, 1-57 yards) TEXAS A&M at OKLAHOMA STATE Saturday, Oct. 4 6:00 p.m. (CT) Boone Pickens Stadium (60,000), Stillwater, Okla. Series: TAMU leads 17-6 Last Meeting: Oct. 6, 2007, TAMU in College Station, Texas Texas A&M (2-2, 0-0 Big 12) Coach: Mike Sherman (Central Connecticut State, 1977) Career: 2-2 (1st year) School: 2-2 (1st year) Offense - Rushing: Mike Goodson (4 G, yards, 2 TD) Passing: Jerrod Johnson (4 G, yards, 7 TD) Receiving: Mike Goodson (4 G, yards, 2 TD) Defense - Tackles: Matt Featherston (4 G, 40, 24 solo) Sacks: Jordan Pugh (4 G, 1-8 yards) Int.: Jordan Peterson (3 G, 1-48 yards) Oklahoma State (4-0, 0-0 Big 12) Coach: Mike Gundy (Oklahoma State, 1990) Career: (4th year) School: (4th year) Offense Rushing: Kendall Hunter (4 G, yards, 8 TD) Passing: Zac Robinson (4 G, yards, 7 TD) Receiving: Dez Bryant (4 G, yards, 6 TD) Defense Tackles: Andre Sexton (4 G, 24, 11 solo) Sacks: Ricky Price (4 G, 1-3 yards) Int.: Jeremiah Price (4 G, 1-15 yards) BIG 12 INSTANT REPLAY STATISTICS Big 12 Plays Plays Avg. Length One Two Coaches Challenges Replay Crew Reviewed Overturned of Review Coaches Challenge Coaches Challanges Upheld 9/ : / : / : / : / : /6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3 11/10 11/17 11/24 12/1 Totals : : : :

12 Big 12 Football September 29, 2008 Week 6 Release Page 12 BAYLOR (2-2, 0-0) BU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO A28 L, Wake Forest 30, S6 W, 51-6 Northwestern State 36, S13 W, Washington State 25, S19 L, at Connecticut 38,870 RV O4 11:30 a.m. Oklahoma 1 1 O11 6:00 p.m. Iowa State O18 TBA at Oklahoma State O25 TBA at Nebraska N1 TBA Missouri N8 TBA at Texas N15 TBA Texas A&M N29 TBA at Texas Tech COLORADO (3-1, 0-0) CU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (MT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO S31 W, Colorado State 69,619 RV S6 W, Eastern Washington 46,417 RV S18 W, West Virginia 51,883 21* S27 L, at Florida State 46,716 RV* RV RV* O4 5:00 p.m. Texas RV 5 5 O11 10:30 a.m. at Kansas O18 TBA Kansas State O25 TBA at Missouri N1 TBA at Texas A&M N8 TBA Iowa State N15 TBA Oklahoma State N28 1:30 p.m. at Nebraska *denotes AP ranking IOWA STATE (2-2, 0-0) ISU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO A28 W, South Dakota St. 46, S6 W, Kent State 49, S13 L, 5-17 at Iowa 70,585 RV S20 L, at UNLV 25, O4 11:30 a.m. Kansas O11 6:00 p.m. at Baylor O18 TBA Nebraska O25 TBA Texas A&M N1 TBA at Oklahoma State N8 TBA at Colorado N15 TBA Missouri N22 TBA at Kansas State KANSAS (3-1, 0-0) KU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO A30 W, Florida International 52,112 14* S6 W, 29-0 Louisiana Tech 48,621 12* S12 L, at South Florida 58,755 13* 11 19* S20 W, Sam Houston State 51,767 19* O4 11:30 a.m. at Iowa State O11 11:30 a.m. Colorado O18 TBA at Oklahoma O25 TBA Texas Tech N1 TBA Kansas State N8 TBA at Nebraska N15 TBA Texas N29 TBA Missouri *denotes AP ranking

13 Big 12 Football September 29, 2008 Week 6 Release Page 13 KANSAS STATE (3-1, 0-0) KSU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO A30 W, 45-6 North Texas 45, S6 W, Montana State 45, S17 L, at Louisville 42, S27 W, UL-Lafayette 45, O4 2:30 p.m. Texas Tech 8 8 O11 1:00 p.m. at Texas A&M O18 TBA at Colorado O25 TBA Oklahoma N1 TBA at Kansas N8 TBA at Missouri N15 TBA Nebraska N22 TBA Iowa State MISSOURI (4-0, 0-0) MU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO A30 W, Illinois 66,441 6* 7 20* S6 W, 52-3 SE Missouri State 62,305 7* S13 W, Nevada 54,202 6* S20 W, Buffalo 65,566 5* O4 8:00 p.m. at Nebraska 4 3 RV RV O11 7:00 p.m. Oklahoma State O18 TBA at Texas O25 TBA Colorado N1 TBA at Baylor N8 TBA Kansas State N15 TBA at Iowa State N29 TBA Kansas *denotes AP ranking NEBRASKA (3-1, 0-0) NU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO A30 W, Western Michigan 84,485 RV* RV S6 W, San Jose State 84,146 RV* RV S13 W, 38-7 New Mexico State 84,821 RV S27 L, Virginia Tech 85,831 RV* RV RV* RV O4 8:00 p.m. Missouri RV RV 4 3 O11 2:00 p.m. at Texas Tech O18 TBA at Iowa State O25 TBA Baylor N1 TBA at Oklahoma N8 TBA Kansas N15 TBA at Kansas State N28 2:30 p.m. Colorado *denotes AP ranking OKLAHOMA (4-0, 0-0) OU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO A30 W, 57-2 Chattanooga 84,715 4* S6 W, Cincinnati 84,476 4* S13 W, at Washington 67,716 3* S27 W, TCU 85,158 2* 2 24* O4 11:30 a.m. at Baylor 1 1 O11 11:00 a.m. Texas O18 TBA Kansas O25 TBA at Kansas State N1 TBA Nebraska N8 TBA at Texas A&M N22 TBA Texas Tech N29 TBA at Oklahoma State *denotes AP ranking

14 Big 12 Football September 29, 2008 Week 6 Release Page 14 OKLAHOMA STATE (4-0, 0-0) OSU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO A30 W, vs Washington St. 50,830 RV S6 W, Houston 45,001 RV* RV S13 W, Missouri State 43, S27 W, Troy 52,463 RV* RV O4 6:00 p.m. Texas A&M O11 7:00 p.m. at Missouri O18 TBA Baylor O25 TBA at Texas N1 TBA Iowa State N8 TBA at Texas Tech N15 TBA at Colorado N29 TBA Oklahoma *denotes AP ranking TEXAS (4-0, 0-0) UT Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO A30 W, Florida Atlantic 98,053 11* S6 W, at UTEP 53,415 9* S20 W, Rice 97,201 7* S27 W, Arkansas 97,833 7* O4 6:00 p.m. at Colorado 5 5 RV O11 11:00 a.m. Oklahoma O18 TBA Missouri O25 TBA Oklahoma State N1 TBA at Texas Tech N8 TBA Baylor N15 TBA at Kansas N27 7:00 p.m. Texas A&M *denotes AP ranking TEXAS A&M (2-2, 0-0) TAMU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO A30 L, Arkansas State 78,691 RV S6 W, at New Mexico 28, S20 L, Miami 84, S27 W, Army 84, O4 6:00 p.m. at Oklahoma State O11 1:00 p.m. Kansas State O18 TBA Texas Tech O25 TBA at Iowa State N1 TBA Colorado N8 TBA Oklahoma N15 TBA at Baylor N27 7:00 p.m. at Texas TEXAS TECH (4-0, 0-0) TTU Opp. Offense Defense Date Time (CT) Opponent Att. HI C HI C Run Pass Total Passes TO Run Pass Total Passes TO A30 W, Eastern Washington 49,887 12* S6 W, at Nevada 24,453 13* S13 W, 43-7 SMU 53,383 12* S20 W, Massachusetts 53,190 11* O4 2:30 p.m. at Kansas State 8 8 O11 2:00 p.m. Nebraska O18 TBA at Texas A&M O25 TBA at Kansas N1 TBA Texas N8 TBA Oklahoma State N22 TBA at Oklahoma N29 TBA Baylor *denotes AP ranking