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Originally Posted by Que Card QB
KSU fans have a great sense of humor.
Both teams are lucky. Could have gone 100% either way. In fact, if OSU doesn't lose in Ames the week before, we have a three way tie for Big 12 Champions. Then what's the argument? Do we really want a tie-breaker?
K-State, beat OSU for outright... you didn't.
KU, beat Baylor for outright... you didn't.
OSU, beat ISU and KSU... you didn't.
This is what happens. You want a tie breaker, KU is champs. You want a conference rule that says, "if you lose to the suckiest team once in regular season, you can not be champion"? I would say careful what you wish for.
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I just continue to laugh at people who try and rationalize why KSU is co-champs when they all went ballistic at OU trying to pull the same act on them. Fact: the rules say there are co-champs, and they set it up for unbalanced schedules (football and the former hoops slate). They left it in place, so KSU gets a share.
So that's what makes it so funny this year - all the teeth gnashing when KU-MU shared the North in 2007 football, OU shared the Big 12 with KSU in 2012 football, or the KU "ties" in hoops. They all went batshit about those. Now? We must accept the logic of it all!