In depth analysis:
North
CU: 7-5 (Big win over NU)
ISU: 3-9 (enough said)
KU: 9-3 (Beat NU, TT) Fair analysis and certainly plausible
KSU: 5-7 (Nothing strange here)
MU: 10-2 (WTH? Only losing to Illinois and OSU. They will NOT beat Texas....)
NU: 8-4 (Losses to VT, MU, KU, CU & big win over OU) Plausible, not probable
South
BU: 4-8 (Conference win over ISU)
OU: 11-1 (Only loss @NU)
OSU: 10-2 ( Only losses to Georgia and @ OU)
Texas: 9-3( 3 straight losses to OU, MU, OSU) Don't see this happening
aTm: 5-7 (Conference wins over ISU and BU)
TT: 7-5 (3-5 in conference)
In the North, there is no way in hell that Missouri goes 10-2. Sorry, ain't happening. They have almost zero chance of beating Texas, even at home, unless McCoy gets broken. Kansas at 9-3 can happen, only IF they find a defense. Nebraska at 8-4 is certainly a possibility. However, I'd be more inclined to believe NU wil take 2 of 3 from MU, KU, and CU to finish 9-3 ,versus beating Oklahoma this year.
In the South, Okie Lite is certainly the sexy pick, but they have to learn to play defense first. Oklahoma will obviously need to have their new line gel quickly for an 11-1 record. Finally, Texas losing to OU, @ MU, and @ OSU? Won't happen. I see Texas winning by 3 TD+
