This article will hopefully give you an idea of what the process is for the bowls associated with the current Big 12 teams and who Baylor or another Big 12 team might play.

KU has one of the best offenses in the country coming to Waco on Saturday. How do they scheme their opponents and how can Baylor counter?

This is part two of my Baylor-Kansas preview covering the Jayhawk statistical performance. Part one covered the roster and part three will cover their X’s and O’s schemes.

The Kansas Jayhawks spent roughly a decade as college football’s worst program.  Lance Leipold has come in and rebuilt them and now how a roster that despite some close losses is playing as well as anyone in the Big 12 down the stretch. How does that roster look?

Fritz’s teams have always been tough outs going back decades. He prioritizes defense and special teams and has a history of making strong hires on offense as well. How does this team of his attack and where can Baylor counter?

Houston has undergone a massive roster shuffle and has a new coaching staff.  The results have given them a 4-6 record but where do the strengths and weaknesses lie? The stats can help us understand.

This is part one of my Baylor-Houston preview covering the Cougar roster. Parts two and three will cover their statistical performance and X’s and O’s.

WVU is a team that brings a lot of schematic challenges to an opponent. How do they attack schematically and who wins?

WVU has had an interesting season with different starting QB's, a replacement at Defensive Coordinator and several close games. What do the stats say about them this fall?

Neal Brown is a good coach who built some very tough teams at Troy that took the top programs on head to head.  He knows how to identify and develop talent so how is the current WVU roster look ahead of Baylor's game in Morgantown?