Updated Big 12 football standings: Week 14

Despite Baylor trying to give it away against Texas Tech at Cowboys Stadium, they were able to hold on and give us the big finale to the Big 12 season next week.

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Here are the latest Big 12 football standings after Week 14 of the season (conference record followed by overall record).

1. Baylor Bears (7-1, 10-1) – 2-0 vs Top 25, Streak: W4
2. TCU Horned Frogs (7-1, 10-1) – 4-1 vs Top 25, Streak: W6
3. Kansas State Wildcats (7-1, 9-2) – 1-2 vs Top 25, Streak: W2
4. Oklahoma Sooners (5-3, 8-3) – 0-3 vs Top 25, Streak: W2
5. Texas Longhorns (5-4, 6-6) – 1-5 vs Top 25, Streak: L1
6. West Virginia Mountaineers (5-4, 7-5) – 1-4 vs Top 25, Streak: W1
7. Oklahoma State Cowboys (3-5, 5-6) – 0-5 vs Top 25, Streak: L5
8. Texas Tech Red Raiders (2-7, 4-8) – 0-4 vs Top 25, Streak: L4
9. Kansas Jayhawks (1-8, 3-9) – 0-5 vs Top 25, Streak: L3
10. Iowa State Cyclones (0-8, 2-9) – 0-4 vs Top 25, Streak: L5

Baylor, TCU, and Kansas State are all in the top spot. Because the Big 12 gives us a true round-robin format, there will be no ties to who wins the conference despite whatever conversation there is on how the committee will look at it.

The scenarios are as follows:

• Baylor: Beat Kansas State, win the Big 12.
• TCU: Beat Iowa State, need Kansas State to beat Baylor.
• Kansas State: Beat Baylor, need Iowa State to beat TCU.

Due to the nature of the scenarios, Iowa State and TCU will have their tilt first at 11:00 AM CT on ABC. Then, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State will have their rivalry for pride and bragging rights in the state at 2:30 PM on Fox Sports 1. Finally, Kansas State-Baylor will decide the fate of the Big 12 champion at 6:45 PM on ESPN.

Regardless of any result, Iowa State will be dead last in the conference as Kansas holds the tiebreaker over them if both teams should end at 1-8 and 3-9 overall. But Iowa State would have a great victory to end the season on should it do the unthinkable and beat TCU.