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Scrambled Big 12 South - Nov 24, 2008 | 15:23:42
posted by: Howard Smith
If Texas Tech would have defeated Oklahoma Saturday night, the Red Raiders would have clinched the Big 12 South. However, after the Sooners routed Tech, 65-21, the picture is not so clear. Texas Tech, Texas and Oklahoma each have one conference loss heading into the final weekend of the regular season. If all three teams hold serve this weekend (Texas Tech hosting Baylor, Texas A&M at Texas, and Oklahoma visiting Oklahoma State), the debate will begin in full force. In this three-way tie scenario, the team with the highest BCS ranking will win the Big 12 South, which will most likely be either Oklahoma or Texas based on last night's updated BCS standings. Don't forget about Texas Tech though. An Oklahoma State win, which would follow the trend of home-domination at the top of the Big 12, would send Texas Tech to the Big 12 title game (based on its head-to-head victory over Texas). It will be a fascinating last week of the regular season, that's for sure. Which team do you think will emerge out of the Big 12 South? 
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