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Trivia Tuesday is a weekly feature run by /u/bakonydraco, /u/DampFrijoles, /u/Davidellias, and /u/iamnotacola. Each week there will be five questions ranging from questions most everyone can get to questions that might stump just about everyone. Your goal is to quickly answer them to the best of your ability. You get a one point speed bonus for finishing in under 2:30.

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Last Week

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6 perfects last week, congrats to /u/cajunaggie08, /u/CptCheese, /u/diehardcubforever, /u/GoCardinal07, /u/Sexy-Chicagoan-1837, and /u/Smitty_OSU_1967! /u/coolrod50 and /u/panaja17 moved up into the top 16 in the final week and earned a first round playoff bye this week!

Premier Tier

Top 6 are Georgia, Ohio State, Michigan State, Florida, Notre Dame, and Iowa. Stanford and Auburn have moved into the top 36 this week.

TCU Would Have Beat Auburn for the 2010 Championship Championship Tier

Virginia, Purdue, and Fresno State lead the TATSOSF Championship Tier. No new teams moved into postseason eligibility (top 72).

Best of luck to all

This is a weekly thread to discuss football in the Big 12. Discussion should be limited to football in the conference.

Week 8 Results

AP Rankings

#6 Utah
#8 BYU
#13 Texas Tech
#18 Houston
#22 Arizona
#24 Oklahoma State

Big 12 Standings

FYI: this comes directly from the Big 12 website.

Week 9

10/30/2026

10/31/2026

Tiers

Tier 1

Utah

Tier 2

Arizona
BYU
Houston
Oklahoma State
Texas Tech

Tier 3

Arizona State
Baylor
Cincinnati
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas State
TCU
UCF
West Virginia

Tier 4

Colorado

Just a reminder that teams within the same tier are listed in alphabetical order. We're dangerously close to having only two tiers. Utah and Colorado barely qualify for their own tiers, and they're both only one win or loss away from moving into the big groups.

Championship Picks

Bonus points for anyone that actually adds in a championship pick to their comment. I'm sticking with Utah.

Wins are sorted by opponent ranks in the Massey Composite. Teams are sorted by AP rank. Full Massey Composite top 50 included in comments.

FCS teams are not included in tables.

https://masseyratings.com/ranks

# of Wins vs Top 10 / 20 / 30 / 40 / 50 Teams

Wins Sorted by Highest to Lowest Opponent Ranks (per Massey Composite)

It's still funny to me to see Indiana in the top and unbelievable they won a national championship. Can Indiana stay a power house moving forward?

Feel American would likely add one more school on top of JMU to have an even number at 16 and be able to adopt a 9-game conference schedule should they wish (will be harder to get power opponents, especially for the good schools, bad schools would have luck with it).

Feel Sun Belt would likely add one school (two if American takes Appalachian State) to get back to 14 schools and 7 in each division.

For American, I feel it would be one of Miami OH, Appalachian State, UConn (CFB-only), or Air Force. UConn in CFB-only would have the added benefit of an even number in both CFB and CBB.

For Sun Belt, I feel it would be one or two of Ohio, FIU, Liberty, Kennesaw, or Delaware. Feel Sun Belt having divisions limits options to schools east of Troy for the east division to work geographically.

SOR is purely a measure of resume/results, while FPI is purely a predictive measure of future performance. In general, a large gap between FPI and SOR indicates a lot of luck in the W/L results. The table above shows the top 5 luckiest (positive gap) and unluckiest (negative gap) teams.

Only the top half of rated teams were included because SOR differences become negligible at low values.