The Big 12 is second among all conferences in Sagarin’s RPI after posting a 43-12 (.782) record through the first three weeks of the season. One-third of the losses were to top 25 teams.

The Big 12 is the only conference in which every team has a winning record. 50 percent of Conference teams have one-or-fewer losses on the season and no squad has more than two.

Every Big 12 team finished the non-conference portion of its schedule in 2013-14 with a winning record for the seventh-consecutive season.

The Big 12 has faced six top 25 teams and has two more on the schedule Sunday. The Conference has two wins (both by Texas) over teams that were ranked in the top 5 of one of the two national polls at the time of the game.

Big 12 teams have protected their home court with a combined 37-1 record.

Among conferences, the Big 12 is third in field goal percentage (.442), fourth in points (75.22) and third in rebounding (42.56).

Seven Big 12 players are ranked in the top 37 nationally in field goal percentage, connecting on over 60 percent of their attempts while nine Big 12 teams are hitting on over 40 percent. Nine Conference squads are also holding opponents to under a 40 percent field goal clip.