The Lowdown: Kansas State has been atop the Big 12 from the get-go. Oklahoma has hung around following their loss to the Wildcats and Texas has stayed close, as well, following a four game winning streak. Then there is Oklahoma State and Texas Tech, two teams that have been neck-and neck in the Big 12 standings the entire season with little differentiation between the two. Texas Tech (4-3) has one more Big 12 loss than do the…
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