Predicting the 2019 Big 12 Season: Week 10

The ultimate tailgate package for Baylor’s 2019 season!

A close one in a key matchup, a rivalry, and a blowout are the stories for the week as four teams are on bye in week 10.

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Week 10

West Virginia 17 , Baylor 41 (Waco)

Baylor heads into Halloween night with revenge on its mind. The Mountaineers stomped the Bears 58-14 a year ago. This year the tables turn, Baylor gets out to a 24-10 lead at half and pull away even more in the second. Charlie Brewer throws for three touchdowns and the defense forces three turnovers. The Bears run game gets going to the tune of 200 yards. Austin Kendall struggles mightily in this one as Baylor gets back on track.

TCU 27, Oklahoma State 31 (Stillwater)

The game of the week in the Big 12 is in Stillwater. Alex Delton gets the Horned Frogs moving in this game as he scores three total touchdowns. Spencer Sanders continues to play well as he throws two touchdowns to Tylan Wallace in this one. The Cowboys go up by 11 early in the fourth quarter on a Chubba Hubbard 25-yard touchdown run to all but put this game away.

Kansas State 21 , Kansas 20 (Lawrence)

The Sunflower Showdown has had a couple close games in recent memory as the Jayhawks seem to get up for this game pretty consistently despite not getting up for many other ones. This is a tight game throughout as both teams rush for over 200 yards and play a ball control type of game. Pooka Williams breaks off a 55-yard touchdown with five minutes left in the fourth quarter. They left too much time on the clock, Skylar Thompson drives the Wildcats down the field and hits Dalton Schoen in the endzone for a game-winning touchdown.

*Oklahoma, Texas, Iowa State, and Texas Tech BYE Week

Big 12 Standings

1. Oklahoma — 8-0 (5-0)

2. Texas — 7-1 (4-1) 

2. Iowa State — 7-1 (4-1) 

2. Baylor — 7-1 (4-1)

5. Oklahoma State — 6-3 (3-3)

6. TCU — 5-3 (2-3)

6. Texas Tech — 5-3 (2-3)

8. Kansas State — 3-5 (1-4)

8. West Virginia — 2-6 (1-4)

10. Kansas — 2-7 (0-6)