KSU has 1 top-10 finish the past 15 years. Same with Okie St. Iowa has 5. Not close. I'd say Iowa leans OU, maybe with a dash of Texas since they've had up and down years lately.
The benefits of playing in the b12.OU has played in 9 BCS games, including 1 NC, and has been to the CFB Playoffs in the last 15 years. Texas has been to 4 BCS games, 2 of which were a NC, and they won one of those. So yeah, not even close.
The benefits of playing in the b12.
KSU has 1 top-10 finish the past 15 years. Same with Okie St. Iowa has 5. Not close. I'd say Iowa leans OU, maybe with a dash of Texas since they've had up and down years lately.
I would say more K-State.
I see Nebraska similarities in fan base and living in the past. However, Nebraska has had greater success and actually played a quite difficult non-con last year.
OU beats ISU consistently, Iowa doesn't.KSU has 1 top-10 finish the past 15 years. Same with Okie St. Iowa has 5. Not close. I'd say Iowa leans OU, maybe with a dash of Texas since they've had up and down years lately.
K-State, which shouldn't be a huge surprise as both Snyder and Ferentz were big Fry guys.
Ok St
Being in the prestigious Big Ten certainly has placed Big Ten teams regularly in a bowl game against a higher-ranked opponent. So yeah you are partially correctYou're right, I forgot that Big 10 football beats you up so much that it effects your postseason destinations and performance.
Being in the prestigious Big Ten certainly has placed Big Ten teams regularly in a bowl game against a higher-ranked opponent. So yeah you are partially correct