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Welcome to the Andy Staples show,

and this is one of those that it's not quite a things are happening siren necessary situation. But there's a lot of stuff going on. To make sense of it all,

we bring in Max Olson, National College Football Writer for the Athletic. Max, did you, in your wildest dreams, imagine Oklahoma

losing to Kansas State when you woke up this morning?

I didn't. I didn't imagine every single Big 12 favorite losing today. How about that? How about

just absolutely chaos for that conference?

Well, I mean, the Kansas Texas Tech game, it feels like weird things should happen in a less miles game. That was a very kind of Leon let against the dolphins kind of play. I think

that's maybe the only way to describe it. Yeah, that's,

and Douglas Coleman, like, I feel bad for him because, you know, he's had a heck of a year.

He's a mid-season All-American for us. Just trying to make a play at the end there, but, oh, boy,

that's going to have some folks drinking tonight in Lubbock. Yeah, that is unbelievable.

And you've got TCU beating Texas.

You've got Oklahoma State going into Ames and beating Iowa State.

But the big one, in Manhattan, in the little apple, Oklahoma, they get stopped a couple times.

There were a couple three and outs to start the second half,

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