Big XII BCS Report Card for Week 14

The Baylor Bears of the Big XII Conference of nine teams (in 2012 if WVA loses court battle) come in at No. 17 in the BCS Rankings for Week 14.  The Bears need several teams in front of them to lose for them to climb into at-large bid territory. Baylor has one last chance to impress voters this Saturday when they take on No. 22 TEXAS, the biggest under achiever in the FBS.

How the hell is Texas still ranked in the top 25? A Bear’s longhorn butt whipping will correct that error. By the way, do you think any of us will live long enough to see Texas A&M ranked in the BCS poll after they join the SEC in July?  Methinks not. See Vanderbilt and Kentucky for details.

LSU and Alabama remain in the top two spots are are followed by Oklahoma State and Stanford. Virginia Tech enters the top five for the first time on the eve of its match up with Clemson in the ACC Championship game. 

Undefeated Houston climbs to No. 6 one spot ahead of Boise State. Arkansas slips to No. 8 after falling to LSU. Oregon comes in at No. 9 while Oklahoma rounds out the top 10. 

Other Big XII teams include Kansas State at No. 11, Texas No. 22 and Missouri (joining SEC in 2012) at No. 25. TCU (joining the Big XII in 2012) is ranked is No. 18 in the BCS.

Here is a look at the full BCS Rankings for Week 14:

BCS		Harris Poll			USA Today			Computer Rankings
RK	TEAM	AVG	PVS	RK	PTS	%	RK	PTS	%	AVG	A&H	RB	CM	KM	JS	PW	%
1	LSU	1.0000	1	1	2875	1.0000	1	1475	1.0000	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1.000
2	Alabama	.9551	2	2	2756	.9586	2	1411	.9566	2	3	2	3	2	2	2	.950
3	Oklahoma State	.8712	4	5	2414	.8397	5	1245	.8441	3	2	3	2	3	3	3	.930
4	Stanford	.8559	6	3	2512	.8737	4	1289	.8739	4	4	4	5	8	10	5	.820
5	Virginia Tech	.7811	5	4	2438	.8480	3	1291	.8753	10	8	9	9	13	18	11	.620
6	Houston	.7399	8	6	2147	.7468	6	1096	.7431	8	5	12	8	9	8	6	.730
7	Boise State	.7027	7	8	2092	.7277	8	1033	.7003	9	9	7	6	14	12	8	.680
8	Arkansas	.7003	3	9	1971	.6856	10	937	.6353	6	10	8	13	4	4	4	.780
9	Oregon	.6862	10	7	2107	.7329	7	1041	.7058	10	15	5	12	12	9	9	.620
10	Oklahoma	.6710	9	10	1768	.6150	11	882	.5980	5	6	6	4	6	6	10	.800
11	Kansas State	.5702	11	15	1348	.4689	15	681	.4617	6	7	10	7	5	5	7	.780
12	South Carolina	.5684	12	14	1554	.5405	13	833	.5647	12	11	13	10	10	11	12	.600
13	Michigan State	.5369	14	11	1704	.5927	9	941	.6380	16	17	11	16	18	20	15	.380
14	Georgia	.5348	13	12	1613	.5610	14	816	.5532	14	13	16	14	11	14	14	.490
15	Wisconsin	.4576	16	13	1567	.5450	12	852	.5776	19	19	14	18	24	25	18	.250
16	Michigan	.4310	15	16	1256	.4369	16	658	.4461	15	12	17	11	17	22	17	.410
17	Baylor	.3910	18	18	900	.3130	18	457	.3098	13	14	18	15	7	7	13	.550
18	TCU	.3310	20	17	980	.3409	17	534	.3620	18	21	15	19	23	19	16	.290
19	Nebraska	.2578	21	19	773	.2689	19	390	.2644	20	18	19	17	25	24	19	.240
20	Clemson	.1979	17	20	632	.2198	21	286	.1939	21	22	20	21	22	23	21	.180
21	Penn State	.1382	19	22	415	.1443	22	192	.1302	23	20	21	20	0	0	23	.140
22	Texas	.1334	25	25	160	.0557	NR	51	.0346	17	16	0	22	15	13	20	.310
23	West Virginia	.1241	NR	21	495	.1722	20	295	.2000	29	0	0	25	0	0	0	.000
24	Southern Miss	.0724	NR	23	287	.0998	23	173	.1173	29	0	0	24	0	0	0	.000
25	Missouri	.0588	NR	NR	16	.0056	NR	16	.0108	22	23	24	0	16	15	25	.160