Big 12

	CONFERENCE		OVERALL
	W-L	PCT	W-L	PCT
NORTH
NEBRASKA	6?2	.750	9?3	.750
MISSOURI	5?3	.625	9?3	.750
KANSAS STATE	4?4	.500	7?5	.583
COLORADO	3?5	.375	5?7	.417
KANSAS	2?6	.250	6?6	.500
IOWA STATE	1?7	.125	4?8	.333
SOUTH
TEXAS	7?1	.875	11?1	.917
OKLAHOMA	6?2	.750	10?2	.833
OKLAHOMA STATE	5?3	.625	8?4	.667
TEXAS TECH	4?4	.500	8?4	.667
TEXAS A&M	4?4	.500	8?4	.667
BAYLOR	0?8	.000	3?9	.250

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HOW THEY'LL FINISH

PLAYERS TO WATCH Top performers from unranked teams in the conference

Alvin Bowen, LBIOWA STATE

Though undersized at 6' 2" and 216�pounds, he was a big surprise as a junior, averaging 12.9 tackles per game. Bowen should thrive in new coach Gene Chizik's attacking 4-3 scheme.

Chase Daniel, QB MISSOURI

Replacing departed star Brad Smith, Daniel set school records for passing yards (3,527), touchdown passes (28) and total offense (3,906) as a sophomore.

Graham Harrell, QB TEXAS TECH

Some shrug off his stats as merely a by-product of Mike Leach's wide-open attack, but Harrell's 4,555 passing yards and 38 TDs as a sophomore would have been a great year in any offense.

Bernard Jackson, WR COLORADO

The versatile 6-foot, 200-pound senior moves from starting quarterback to roles as a wide receiver, running back and returner--and might still take some snaps under center.