Big 12

Ladies and gentleman. This man became an instant sports celebrity overnight because of this incident:

I have very little to say except laughing hard all night watching this play. I know Texas always do lovely silly things, there's no question about that, but this beats everything else out there. The gameplay of the year, the most infamous non-player play, you name it.

And for your reading pleasure, I found some of his pictures online:

Sooners beat Missouri 38 - 17 on Big 12 Championship in San Antonio. Congratulation! Let's play in Fiesta Bowl!

For those of you going to San Antonio today, have a safe trip and enjoy the game.

I assume this is how MU pre-game pelp talk is like:

Also, there will be a party at San Antonio for Sooner fans. It'll be at The Iron Cactus Mexican Grill on the Riverwalk. It's starting today from 7pm to 10pm (if you can make it on time)

What you get: all-you-can-eat Fajitas/Enchiladas with all the “fix-ins” and all you can drink beer, wine, and margaritas, Live Mariachi Band, and a Big 12 Championship Souvenir.

$85 per person unless you're less than 21 years old. Call The Touchdown Club at (405) 840-1460 for reservations.

Few things to note when you make the trip to San Antonio this weekend:

- Texas highway patrol is increasing their "coverage" on the northeast side of San Antonio including Randolph AFB and San Antonio International Airport area. So watch out.

- I-35 is having some construction between I-410 and the Bexar/Guadalupe county lines, so you'd have to slow down on those areas.

- If you're still looking for hotel rooms, check out some locations around Randolph AFB and Sea World. You might be in luck.

- Good luck getting the ticket. It's a hell.

Is Big XII weak? Let's say if both LSU and Oregon lose this week (or next), who are the remaining top 3 in the country ;) ? That's right:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/...

Expert: Big 12 will push its way into BCS title game
Kansas, Oklahoma or Missouri will be playing for national title
ASK THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL EXPERT
By Joey Johnston
updated 11:55 p.m. CT, Tues., Nov. 13, 2007

LSU or Oregon?

Oregon or LSU?

The argument rages. Who should be No. 1 now? Who’s going to be No. 1 after the BCS championship game in New Orleans? It’s a terrific debate.

And it completely overlooks the hottest topic in college football — the Big 12 Conference’s sudden three-pronged approach to a national championship.

Kansas (10-0), Oklahoma (9-1) and Missouri (9-1).

Have you ever wonder why Jayhawk is 9-0 ? This might be the reason:

No wonder the players play with such strong passion to go undefeated.

Wow, look at the new BCS standing:

http://sports.espn.go.com...

Notice how OU is ranked and how everything will work to our favor if everything proceeds according to plan? Kansas jumps us to #4 while Sooners only moves up to #5 (unsurprisingly due to Jayhawk rout against Nebraska 76-39). And guess who's behind us? That's right, it's Missouri, another strong 1-loss team representing Big 12.

Now we only need these two teams to win out all the way before their showdown on late November so that OU's schedule strength will look much better to BCS computers. If Sooners wins out and beats either Mizzou or Jayhawk in Big 12 Championship, we potentially can jump both LSU and Oregon to #2. Of course, it would be better if OSU, LSU and Oregon lose sometime before the season ends...

Plus, three Big 12 teams on top six BCS standing? Are you kidding me :) ? With all the media's barrage that Big 12 is a weak conference, the new poll is sure pleasing to the eyes.