[boilerblonde]

Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, and Texas preside over conference selections
First Team Offense
WR Dez Bryant Oklahoma State
TE Jermaine Gresham Oklahoma
OL Russell Okung Oklahoma State
OL Trent Williams Oklahoma
C Chris Hall Texas
OL Adam Ulatoski Texas
WR Dezmon Briscoe Kansas
QB Sam Bradford Oklahoma
RB Kendall Hunter Oklahoma Sate
RB DeMarco Murray Oklahoma
PK Alex Henery Nebraska
KR Perrish Cox Oklahoma State

First Team Defense
DL Ndamukong Suh Nebraska
DL Gerald McCoy Oklahoma
DL Jeremy Beal Oklahoma
DL Sergio Kindle Texas
LB Sean Weatherspoon Missouri
LB Joe Pawelek Baylor
LB Travis Lewis Oklahoma
DB Darrell Stuckey Kansas
DB Jordan Lake Baylor
DB Dominique Franks Oklahoma
DB Earl Thomas Texas
P Derek Epperson Baylor
PR Dez Bryant Oklahoma State

Offensive Player of the Year: Sam Bradford, Oklahoma
Defensive Player of the Year: Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska


Totals:
Oklahoma 8
Oklahoma State 5
Texas 4
Nebraska, Baylor, Kansas 2
Missouri 1

[Miz+Zou]

I like the last i think it has potential to have another great group of guys in the big 12 this year i think some schools that you leave your guard down will really surprise some people this year

[boilerblonde]

Originally Posted by Miz+Zou

I like the last i think it has potential to have another great group of guys in the big 12 this year i think some schools that you leave your guard down will really surprise some people this year

Yeah. Baylor is the "surprise" popular pick of the year but i'm not buying it. they have a few good athletes and the rest are "baylor-ish". Baylor MIGHT finish above A&M, but I doubt above TT (different name on the back of the jersey, same results). I think the North will be more competitive this year, it's basically up for grabs. Some predict Nebraska, some KU, some even think CU or Mizzou. I think the South will come down to OU and Texas once again, because there ain't NO WAY NO HOW OSU comes into Norman undefeated and leaves that way. No way. Texas Tech experienced it last year first hand.

[Miz+Zou]

Originally Posted by boilerblonde

Yeah. Baylor is the "surprise" popular pick of the year but i'm not buying it. they have a few good athletes and the rest are "baylor-ish". Baylor MIGHT finish above A&M, but I doubt above TT (different name on the back of the jersey, same results). I think the North will be more competitive this year, it's basically up for grabs. Some predict Nebraska, some KU, some even think CU or Mizzou. I think the South will come down to OU and Texas once again, because there ain't NO WAY NO HOW OSU comes into Norman undefeated and leaves that way. No way. Texas Tech experienced it last year first hand.

no doubt been saying this for years