2015 CFB Preview: Big 12 Projected Standings
MotleySports went through the 2015 schedule and picked the winners of every game. The predicted Big 12 standings and five additional thoughts and awards are below.
TCU 11-1
Baylor 11-1
Oklahoma 10-2
Oklahoma State 9-3
West Virginia 7-5
Texas 7-5
Kansas State 7-5
Texas Tech 5-7
Iowa State 1-11
Kansas 0-12
Offensive MVP: Trevone Boykin, QB, TCU
Defensive MVP: Shawn Oakman, DL, Baylor
Coach of the Year: Art Briles, Baylor
Breakout Offensive Player of the Year: Seth Russell, QB, Baylor
Newcomer of the Year: Baker Mayfield, QB, Oklahoma
Five Motley Thoughts:
1. TCU AND Baylor will both make the college football playoff. After a controversial 2014 season where neither made it, the committee will select both teams, despite having one loss and no conference title game.
2. TCU's one loss will be to Oklahoma and Baylor's one loss will come to TCU
3. Despite several holes on defense, Oklahoma's offense explodes, averaging over 35 ppg with Baker Mayfield at QB and Semaje Perrine in the backfield leading the Sooners to 10 wins.
4. Dana Holgorson and Paul Rhoads will both be fired after disappointing seasons.
5. Charlie Strong will continue to push Texas in the right direction, despite only 7 wins.
TCU 11-1
Baylor 11-1
Oklahoma 10-2
Oklahoma State 9-3
West Virginia 7-5
Texas 7-5
Kansas State 7-5
Texas Tech 5-7
Iowa State 1-11
Kansas 0-12
Offensive MVP: Trevone Boykin, QB, TCU
Defensive MVP: Shawn Oakman, DL, Baylor
Coach of the Year: Art Briles, Baylor
Breakout Offensive Player of the Year: Seth Russell, QB, Baylor
Newcomer of the Year: Baker Mayfield, QB, Oklahoma
Five Motley Thoughts:
1. TCU AND Baylor will both make the college football playoff. After a controversial 2014 season where neither made it, the committee will select both teams, despite having one loss and no conference title game.
2. TCU's one loss will be to Oklahoma and Baylor's one loss will come to TCU
3. Despite several holes on defense, Oklahoma's offense explodes, averaging over 35 ppg with Baker Mayfield at QB and Semaje Perrine in the backfield leading the Sooners to 10 wins.
4. Dana Holgorson and Paul Rhoads will both be fired after disappointing seasons.
5. Charlie Strong will continue to push Texas in the right direction, despite only 7 wins.
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