The first full week of conference play takes place on October 3 with all 10 teams in action. The Big 12 is the only league this week that features two conference matchups of undefeated teams as West Virginia travels to Oklahoma and K-State visits Oklahoma State.

The Big 12 opened league play last week with two games which were each decided by just three points in the final seconds. With the parity in the league, six different teams have claimed a Big 12 trophy since 2009 - more than any other conference.

West Virginia entered the national rankings this week giving the Big 12 five rated teams with seventy percent of its membership either ranked or receiving votes.

The Big 12 completed non-conference play with a .767 (23-7) win percentage and three wins on the road against power five opponents. Seven teams went undefeated and the Conference posted an +18.27 scoring margin over non-league foes.

The Big 12’s three road wins over power five teams trails only the Big Ten with four. The Big 12 has played 24 fewer non-conference games than the Big Ten.

Including past and future FBS opposition, Iowa State and Texas are tied for first in the NCAA’s toughest schedule report. Seventy percent of Big 12 teams are in the top 32.

The Big 12 has a balanced offensive attack through the air and on the ground as the lone conference averaging over 300 (309.12) passing yards and over 200 (200.09) rushing yards.

The Big 12 is the only league averaging over 500 yards (509.21) of total offense and over 300 yards (309.12) through the air, and one of just two leagues averaging over 200 yards (200.09) on the ground.

A Big 12 team leads the nation in scoring offense (Baylor - 65.0), total offense (Baylor - 767.0) and scoring defense (West Virginia - 7.7).

TCU received two national player of the week awards after its 55-52 win at Texas Tech. Wide receiver Josh Doctson was named the Walter Camp National Offensive Player of the Week while quarterback Trevone Boykin picked up the FWAA National Offensive Player of the Week.