(Computer #4: Penn State) Because I won't rank two teams from the same conference in my top 4, sorry Minnesota, I had to select a different team to fill this slot again. Kinda wanted Oregon, but I'm not going to look over an undefeated P5 team. I don't think they're the fourth best team, but I stand by my ranking them here if they playoff started today.

Baylor is undefeated. Best win is over Kansas State (6-3, defeated Oklahoma). Also have a nice win over Oklahoma State (6-3)

[2318] I lied. Baylor is the worst undefeated P5 I've ever seen. I mean, come on, this is the FOURTH refball game they've won this season - ISU, BUTT Bowl, WVU, and now the Revivalry. That's after triple-fisting cupcakes and nearly dropping a game to RICE to open the season. Baylor has every right to be 4-5 right now. I'll just list off the rankings of their defeated opponents, from top to bottom, discounting the Baylor game from their score: #27, #51, #53, #54, #72, #82, #112, #157, #216. Can you guess which ones are XII teams and which are Baylor's OOC opponents? That's right, the top six are conference opponents and the bottom three are Baylor's idea of a good schedule. (-1)

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As we all expected, Baylor is the last undefeated in the Big 12. They aren't getting the respect they deserve. I guess if they can take down Oklahoma, people will pay attention to this team.

Playoff: 18%

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woah man what an escape, sure undefeated, but close. next week will tell us ALOT

I really want to see a top ten Baylor, but they really need to start getting their act together and win easily more - maybe the Sooners could be a big test?

See Florida's comment about Top 10 vs. Baylor.

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Down 1 - Minnesota jump

I was an early advocate for Baylor after two amazing games in early October. Every other game they've played has been a dreary mess and a lot of them have required some late heroics. This team has major flaws that would be picked apart by the top 10; this is a prove-it week.

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