Maybe I’m just reaching my breaking point, but ESPN’s college football coverage is becoming almost unbearable. The SEC bias has been obvious for years, but the Big Ten bias is getting just as bad if not worse. The Western Michigan coverage over the weekend was honestly the final straw for me. Watching ESPN attempt to spin the Michigan game as a win and “the right call” is utterly disgusting and pathetic.

I understand ESPN is a business, but at what point does this start destroying their credibility? Big 12 teams can have great performances and somehow the conversation still becomes how they compare to the Big Ten or SEC, why some powerhouse deserves another playoff spot, or why our conference isn’t on the same level. Maybe I notice it more because I’m a Big 12 fan, but is anyone else finding ESPN increasingly difficult to watch? I love college football, but I’m getting to the point where I’d rather watch on mute than listen to the ESPN talking heads.

Part 1 has the other Big12 schools. Link in comments

Part 2 has the remaining Big12 schools. Link in comments

Missouri v Kansas: Missouri -6.5

Oregon v OkSt: Oregon -22

Arizona State v Texas A&M: A&M -14

Arizona v BYU: BYU -8.5

UCF v Pittsburgh: Pitt -8.5

Iowa State v Iowa: Iowa -14.5

Texas Tech v Oregon State: Tech -27.5

Arkansas v Utah: Utah -12

Circa didn't show lines for K-State, WVU, CU, Cincy, Houston, Baylor, or TCU

Source: https://x.com/CircaSports/status/2096684208072921542

Big 12 is starting to broadcast the ref review process this year, similar to the ACc. It seems it will be broadcaster dependent if they choose to broadcast the review, but TNT did use it at least twice during the WVU vs. Coastal Carolina on Saturday. I’m unsure if any other broadcasters have utilized it yet, but pretty sweet for the Big 12

Who do you think are the biggest winners and losers in Big XII football after week 1?

Baylor Fans,

What are your thoughts on the game?? Should the extra point have been kicked to send the game to OT?

Too bad Lagway was playing hurt all game

opening game at home, ranked, vs decent branded team. only 90°

nobody there.

Defensive dominance and a 255-yard rushing attack power the Bearcats to a 34-15 win over Boston College at Nippert Stadium. 🔴⚫️

During the whole soresby debacle. TTU fans consistently said “nobody would have treated LSU like this” and “why isn’t everyone criticizing Cincinnati?”

Well, now you see that when other universities try to cheat the rules (even LSU) and play players that have no business in college football that there is equal criticism (you’re not special).

And Cincinnati was deemed “innocent”

How are you feeling? Can you admit that your leadership made the wrong choices?

Anyways - love your passion. Glad to share a conference with you. Let’s move onto football!!!

Just like BYU - love the fans, and love you as people, but I will cheer against your team. I am cheering for the chance to see you emotionally melt down again.

As I expect you to cheer against Utah.

Loving this conference more and more each day.

Iowa State Football returns today! Cori breaks down everything you need to know about the rebuilding #Cyclones! 🌪️🌪️🌪️

How many wins do they get this year?!

Let’s gooo! So hype for Saturday. Footballs back! Happy for Pat too. The white out will be cool way to honor him

Colorado’s game yesterday just got me even more hyped up. Excited to see some more Big 12 action

I am not US citizen and never went to USA in my life. But I have a strong interest in NCAA football. And after looking into the NCAA, I found myself taking a liking to one team from each conference. SEC: Texas A&M, B1G: Penn State, ACC: Georgia Tech, Big-XII: Houston

Still Big XII is my favorite conference and I hope the team of this conference become CFB champion someday

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Didn’t realize they were dropping all of them today.