So raise your hand if back in November you predicted we'd be sitting here starting week three of the

Big 12 basketball season with Texas Tech and Kansas State tied for first place in the Big 12th.

Anyone, Bueller, I know, I know you're lying to me, so do not even try to pull that off because I know you're

lying.

There's no way you had that back in November when Texas Tech was getting blasted by Villanova

and Kansas State was losing games to Nebraska and had all the drama off the court,

Naquan, Tomlin, everything else, you would not have predicted that.

But here we are with those two teams after the third Saturday of Big 12 conference play, sitting at 4 and 1,

and tied for first place in the Big 12.

The head of Houston, head of Kansas, fill in the blank, they've got everybody right now. Now, I'm not predicting

this is how it's going to finish. I'm just saying this league is beyond unpredictable.

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So you look at Saturday,

and it was upset Saturday in the Big 12. You had seven games, and you had multiple underdogs end up winning those games. First off, West Virginia, obviously the biggest upset of the day,

beating number three Kansas, 91-85. You had Oklahoma, upsetting Cincinnati on

the road, 69-65, even though you're thinking, hey, what do you mean it's an upset? OU's ranked,

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