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America, get ready for TCU
The stage was set, being ranked sixth in the latest CFP rankings and with a showdown coming against No. 7 Kansas State. The Horned Frogs were supposed to be banged up, and the Wildcats were supposed to have the right makeup and style to pull off the win, but instead, the tables turned. Kansas State lives off of controlling the ball and time of possession, but it was TCU whose offense was on the field for over 35 minutes, won the turnover battle (+1) and committed one fewer penalty. Now, with such a dominant win in such a big game, and with relative lightweight games – compared to Kansas State - against Kansas, Texas and Iowa State to go, 11-1 and a Big 12 title is possible. If the team was sixth last week, it could now be knocking on the playoff four door, but …
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And then there’s Baylor
Baylor 61, TCU 58. TCU beat Minnesota, and while that might not be a world-beater of a non-conference game, it’s like playing the Green Bay Packers compared to what Baylor faced in beatdowns against SMU, Northwestern State and Buffalo. The 41-27 loss at West Virginia – TCU beat the Mountaineers in Morgantown – killed any BU playoff buzz, but a 48-14 blasting of Oklahoma in Norman just brought it back for the team ranked 12th in the last CFP ranking. With Oklahoma State, Texas Tech and Kansas State to close, if the Bears go 11-1, even with the loss to West Virginia on the resume they can still say they beat TCU and, technically, will win the Big 12 title on a tie-breaker, even if they’ll be listed as co-champions.