Nebraska

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Nebraska Cornhuskers University University of Nebraska–Lincoln Nickname Cornhuskers Team Colors Scarlet and Cream Head Coach Bo Pelini Location Lincoln, NE Conference Big 12 NCAA Division I-A Stadium Memorial Stadium, Lincoln Mascot Herbie Husker, Lil' Red Website Nebraska Huskers Official Football Site

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Cornhuskers take part in NCAA Division I-A's Big 12 Conference, North Division College football. Nebraska's storied football program began with a 10-0 victory over Omaha YMCA in 1890. Over a century later, the Cornhuskers have compiled a pretty impressive all-time win-loss-draw record of 803-324-40. This statistic places the squad in the 4th place in all-time victories of any NCAA Division I-A team.

As part of the Western Inter-State University Football Association from 1892-1897, Nebraska snagged 3 out of the 6 conference championships. After joining the Missouri Valley Conference in 1907, Nebraska wasted no time establishing their dominance as they captured 12 "MVC" conference championships, including eight straight from 1910 to 1917. Nebraska was affiliated with the Big Eight Conference by 1928, and once again won the conference title on their rookie year in the Big 8. Nebraska added 28 more Big 8 Conference championships after that. All in all, the Cornhuskers have compiled a total of 5 Wire National Titles, 46 Conference Titles, produced 3 Heisman Winners, with 92 All Americans.

Contents 1 Ranking 2 Scouting Report 3 Championships 4 Nebraska Bowl History 5 Highlights 6 Schedule 7 Roster 8 Coaches/Team Officials 9 Notable Alumni in NFL 10 References 11 External Links

Ranking

Year	Record	AP Rank	Coach Rank
1936	7-2-0	9
1937	6-1-2	11
1939	7-1-1	18
1940	8-2-0	7
1950	6-2-1	17	20
1963	10-1-0	6	5
1964	9-2-0	6	6
1965	10-1-0	5	3
1966	9-2-0	6	7
1969	9-2-0	11	12
1970	11-0-1	1	3
1971	13-0-0	1	1
1972	9-2-1	4	9
1973	9-2-1	7	11
1974	9-3-0	9	8
1975	10-2-0	9	9
1976	9-3-1	9	7
1977	9-3-0	12	10
1978	9-3-0	8	8
1979	10-2-0	9	7
1980	10-2-0	7	7
1981	9-3-0	11	9
1982	12-1-0	3	3
1983	12-1-0	2	2
1984	10-2-0	4	3
1985	9-3-0	11	10
1986	10-2-0	5	4
1987	10-2-0	6	6
1988	11-2-0	10	10
1989	10-2-0	11	12
1990	9-3-0	24	17
1991	9-2-1	15	16
1992	9-3-0	14	14
1993	11-1-0	3	3
1994	13-0-0	1	1
1995	12-0-0	1	1
1996	11-2-0	6	6
1997	13-0-0	2	1
1998	9-4-0	19	20
1999	12-1-0	3	2
2000	10-2-0	8	7
2001	11-2-0	8	7
2003	10-3-0	19	18
2005	8-4-0	24	24

Scouting Report

Category	Big 12 Rank	Nat'l Rank
Scoring Offense	8	28
Scoring Defense	12	114
Total Offense	5	9
Total Defense	12	112
Turnover Margin	11	117
Pass Efficiency Defense	7	75
Kickoff Returns	8	51
Net Punting	4	40
Passing Offense	2	7
Passing Defense	4	84
Passing Efficiency	6	18
Punt Returns	7	70
Rushing Offense	7	66
Rushing Defense	12	116

Championships

National Championships

• 1970 - CFBDW Recognized National Champions
• 1971 - CFBDW Recognized National Champions
• 1994 - CFBDW Recognized National Champions
• 1995 - CFBDW Recognized National Champions
• 1997 - CFBDW Recognized National Champions

Conference Championships

• 1894 - Western Inter-State Univ. Assoc. Co-Champions
• 1895 - Western Inter-State Univ. Assoc. Co-Champions
• 1897 - Western Inter-State Univ. Assoc. Champions
• 1907 - Missouri Valley Conference Co-Champions
• 1910 - Missouri Valley Conference Champions
• 1911 - Missouri Valley Conference Co-Champions
• 1912 - Missouri Valley Conference Co-Champions
• 1913 - Missouri Valley Conference Co-Champions
• 1914 - Missouri Valley Conference Champions
• 1915 - Missouri Valley Conference Champions
• 1916 - Missouri Valley Conference Champions
• 1917 - Missouri Valley Conference Champions
• 1921 - Missouri Valley Conference Champions
• 1922 - Missouri Valley Conference Champions
• 1923 - Missouri Valley Conference Champions
• 1928 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1929 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1931 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1932 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1933 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1935 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1936 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1937 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1940 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1963 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1964 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1965 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1966 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1969 - Big Eight Conference Co-Champions
• 1970 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1971 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1972 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1975 - Big Eight Conference Co-Champions
• 1978 - Big Eight Conference Co-Champions
• 1981 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1982 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1983 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1984 - Big Eight Conference Co-Champions
• 1988 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1991 - Big Eight Conference Co-Champions
• 1992 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1993 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1994 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1995 - Big Eight Conference Champions
• 1997 - Big XII Conference Champions
• 1999 - Big XII Conference Champions

Big 12 North Division Championships

• 1996 - Big XII North Division Champions
• 1997 - Big XII North Division Champions
• 1999 - Big XII North Division Champions
• 2006 - Big XII North Division Champions

Other National Championship Selections

• 1921 Bob Kirlin

• 1980 Foundation for the Analysis of Competitions and Tournaments, Loren Maxwell

• 1981 National Championship Foundation

• 1982 1st-N-Goal, ARGH Power Ratings, Clyde Berryman

• 1983 Century Football Index, Cliff Morgan, Clyde Berryman, Edward Litkenhous, Foundation for the Analysis of Competitions and Tournaments, Harry DeVold, Loren Maxwell, Matthews Grid Ratings, Mel Smith, Poling System, Sagarin Ratings, SW!-TECH Computer Ratings, Washington Touchdown Club

• 1984 Edward Litkenhous

• 1993 National Championship Foundation

• 1999 Harry Frye, SW!-TECH Computer Ratings

Nebraska Bowl History

Year	Bowl Game	Opponent	Result	Score
Jan 01, 2007	Cotton Bowl	Auburn	L	14-17
Dec 28, 2005	Alamo Bowl	Michigan	W	32-28
Dec 29, 2003	Alamo Bowl	Michigan State	W	17-3
Dec 27, 2002	Independence Bowl	Mississippi	L	23-27
Jan 03, 2002	Rose Bowl	Miami FL	L	14-37
Dec 30, 2000	Alamo Bowl	Northwestern	W	66-17
Jan 02, 2000	Fiesta Bowl	Tennessee	W	31-21
Dec 30, 1998	Holiday Bowl	Arizona	L	20-23
Jan 02, 1998	Orange Bowl	Tennessee	W	42-17
Dec 31, 1996	Orange Bowl	Virginia Tech	W	41-21
Jan 02, 1996	Fiesta Bowl	Florida	W	62-24
Jan 01, 1995	Orange Bowl	Miami FL	W	24-17
Jan 01, 1994	Orange Bowl	Florida State	L	16-18
Jan 01, 1993	Orange Bowl	Florida State	L	14-27
Jan 01, 1992	Orange Bowl	Miami FL	L	0-22
Jan 01, 1991	Florida Citrus Bowl	Georgia Tech	L	21-45
Jan 01, 1990	Fiesta Bowl	Florida State	L	17-41
Jan 02, 1989	Orange Bowl	Miami FL	L	3-23
Jan 01, 1988	Fiesta Bowl	Florida State	L	28-31
Jan 01, 1987	Sugar Bowl	Louisiana State	W	30-15
Jan 01, 1986	Fiesta Bowl	Michigan	L	23-27
Jan 01, 1985	Sugar Bowl	Louisiana State	W	28-10
Jan 02, 1984	Orange Bowl	Miami FL	L	30-31
Jan 01, 1983	Orange Bowl	Louisiana State	W	21-20
Jan 01, 1982	Orange Bowl	Clemson	L	15-22
Dec 27, 1980	Sun Bowl	Mississippi State	W	31-17
Jan 01, 1980	Cotton Bowl	Houston	L	14-17
Jan 01, 1979	Orange Bowl	Oklahoma	L	24-31
Dec 19, 1977	Liberty Bowl	North Carolina	W	21-17
Dec 31, 1976	Bluebonnet Bowl	Texas Tech	W	27-24
Dec 26, 1975	Fiesta Bowl	Arizona State	L	14-17
Dec 31, 1974	Sugar Bowl	Florida	W	13-10
Jan 01, 1974	Cotton Bowl	Texas	W	19-3
Jan 01, 1973	Orange Bowl	Notre Dame	W	40-6
Jan 01, 1972	Orange Bowl	Alabama	W	38-6
Jan 01, 1971	Orange Bowl	Louisiana State	W	17-12
Dec 20, 1969	Sun Bowl	Georgia	W	45-6
Jan 02, 1967	Sugar Bowl	Alabama	L	7-34
Jan 01, 1966	Orange Bowl	Alabama	L	28-39
Jan 01, 1965	Cotton Bowl	Arkansas	L	7-10
Jan 01, 1964	Orange Bowl	Auburn	W	13-7
Dec 15, 1962	Gotham Bowl	Miami FL	W	36-34
Jan 01, 1955	Orange Bowl	Duke	L	7-34
Jan 01, 1941	Rose Bowl	Stanford	L	13-21

Highlights

Inside Look at Nebraska Football, with a tour of the school's football facility.

Schedule

Nebraska Cornhuskers 2008 Games Schedule

Date	Opponent	Location	Result
08.30.08	Western Michigan	Lincoln, Neb.	W, 47-24
09.06.08	San Jose State	Lincoln, Neb.	W, 35-12
09.13.08	New Mexico State	Lincoln, Neb.	W, 38-7
09.27.08	Virginia Tech	Lincoln, Neb.	L, 30-35
10.04.08	#4 Missouri	Lincoln, Neb.	L, 17-52
10.11.08	#7 Texas Tech	Lubbock, Tx.	L, 31-37
10.18.08	Iowa State	Ames, Iowa	W, 35-7
10.25.08	Baylor	Lincoln, Neb.	W, 32-20
11.01.08	#4 Oklahoma	Norman, Okla.	L, 28-62
11.08.08	Kansas	Lincoln, Neb.
11.15.08	Kansas State	Manhattan, Kan.
11.28.08	Colorado	Lincoln, Neb.

Roster

Nebraska Cornhuskers 2008 Roster

No.	Name	Pos.	Ht.	Wt.	Yr.	Hometown (Prev. School)
1	Chris Brooks	WR	6-2	210	Jr.	St. Louis, Mo. (Hazelwood East)
2	Patrick Witt	QB	6-4	225	RFr.	Wylie, Texas (Wylie)
3	Zac Lee	QB	6-2	210	So.	San Francisco, Calif. (San Francisco City College)
3	Rickey Thenarse	S	6-0	195	Jr.	Los Angeles, Calif. (Jordan)
4	Larry Asante	S	6-1	210	Jr.	Alexandria, Va. (Coffeyville Community College)
4	Menelik Holt	WR	6-4	220	Jr.	San Diego, Calif. (St. Augustine)
5	Marlon Lucky	IB	6-0	215	Sr.	North Hollywood, Calif. (North Hollywood)
5	Armando Murillo	CB	6-0	190	Sr.	Tampa, Fla. (Eastern Arizona Community College) (Robinson)
6	Major Culbert	S	6-0	205	Jr.	Harbor City, Calif. (Narbonne)
7	Kody Spano	QB	6-2	205	Fr.	Stephenville, Texas (Stephenville)
8	Austin Cassidy	S	6-1	205	RFr.	Lincoln, Neb. (Southwest)
8	Will Henry	WR	6-5	210	So.	El Paso, Texas (J.M. Hanks)
10	Roy Helu Jr.	RB	6-0	215	So.	Danville, Calif. (San Ramon Valley)
11	Curenski Gilleylen	WR	6-0	210	RFr.	Leander, Texas (Leander)
12	Joe Ganz	QB	6-1	210	Sr.	Palos Heights, Ill. (Amos Alonzo Stagg)
12	Blake Lawrence	LB	6-2	225	So.	Shawnee Mission, Kan. (Shawnee Mission West)
14	Anthony Blue	CB	5-10	180	So.	Cedar Hill, Texas, (Cedar Hill)
15	Beau Davis	QB	6-4	180	Sr.	Venice, Calif. (Venice)
16	Jim Ebke	QB	6-0	205	So.	Lincoln, Neb. (South Dakota State) (East)
17	Todd Peterson	WR	6-4	215	Sr.	Grand Island, Neb. (Central Catholic)
18	Shawn Sullivan	DB	5-10	190	RFr.	Brenham, Texas (Brenham)
19	Quentin Castille	IB	6-1	245	So.	La Porte, Texas (La Porte)
20	Adi Kunalic	PK	6-0	185	So.	Fort Worth, Texas (North Crowley)
21	Prince Amukamara	DB	6-1	195	So.	Glendale, Ariz. (Apollo)
22	Anthony West	CB	6-0	200	So.	San Diego, Calif. (Point Loma)
23	Latravis Washington	LB	6-3	225	So.	Bradenton, Fla. (Bayshore)
24	Niles Paul	WR	6-1	210	So.	Omaha, Neb. (Omaha North)
24	Adam Watson	DB	6-0	190	So.	Lincoln, Neb. (Niwot (Colo.))
27	Ryan Ford	DB	5-11	175	So.	Winfield, Ala. (Winfield)
27	Kenny Wilson	IB	6-0	225	Sr.	Liberal, Kan. (Butler County CC) (Liberal)
28	Eric Hagg	DB	6-1	200	So.	Peoria, Ariz. (Ironwood)
30	Mike Hays	LB	6-1	230	RFr.	Papillion, Neb. (Papillion-LaVista)
31	Nick Covey	LB	6-2	240	Jr.	Glendale, Ariz. (Mountain Ridge)
31	Austin Jones	IB	5-10	200	RFr.	Centennial, Colo. (Smokey Hill)
32	Marcus Mendoza	IB	5-10	185	RFr.	Houston, Texas (Spring Woods)
33	Matt O'Hanlon	S	5-11	195	Sr.	Bellevue, Neb. (Bellevue East)
34	Cody Glenn	LB	6-0	230	Sr.	Rusk, Texas (Rusk)
35	Austin Stafford	LB	6-2	205	RFr.	Hayward, Calif. (Hayward)
36	Thomas Lawson	FB	6-0	250	Sr.	Parker, Colo. (Ponderosa)
36	Mathew May	S	6-1	195	RFr.	Imperial, Neb. (Chase County)
37	Kevin Thomsen	FB	6-2	240	RFr.	Elkhorn, Neb. (Elkhorn)
37	Jake Wesch	PK	6-1	205	Sr.	North Bend, Neb. (North Bend Central)
39	Lance Thorell	DB	6-1	190	RFr.	Loomis, Neb. (Loomis)
41	Aaron Gillaspie	FB	6-2	240	So.	Littleton, Colo. (Littleton)
41	Thomas Grove	LB	6-2	220	So.	Arlington, Neb. (Arlington)
42	Joseph Camarata	LB	5-10	225	Fr.	Overland Park, Kan.
43	Ty Steinkuhler	DT	6-3	280	Sr.	Lincoln, Neb. (Southwest)
44	Mike McNeill	TE	6-4	240	So.	Kirkwood, Mo. (Kirkwood)
45	Justin Makovicka	FB	6-1	240	So.	Ulysses, Neb. (East Butler)
46	Ben Tasa	TE	6-4	240	So.	Humphrey, Neb. (St. Francis)
47	William Yancy	DE	6-4	245	RFr.	Glendale, Ariz. (Ironwood)
48	Tyler Legate	FB	5-10	220	So.	Neligh, Neb. (Neligh-Oakdale)
49	Dreu Young	TE	6-4	240	So.	Cozad, Neb. (Cozad)
52	Phillip Dillard	LB	6-1	245	Jr.	Tulsa, Okla. (Jenks)
53	Tyler Wortman	LB	6-3	235	Sr.	Grand Island, Neb. (Central Catholic)
54	Colton Koehler	LB	6-1	230	Jr.	Harvard, Neb. (Nebraska Wesleyan) (Harvard)
54	Max McShane	OT	6-6	290	Fr.	Elkhorn, Neb.
56	Shukree Barfield	DT	6-4	300	Sr.	Camden, N.J. (Garden City Community College) (Camden)
56	Justin Baumgartner	LS	6-2	250	Sr.	Cheyenne, Wyo. (Chadron State/Laramie County CC) (Cheyenne)
57	Jeff Sayre	LB	6-3	215	RFr.	Barrington, Ill. (Barrington)
58	Mike Caputo	OL	6-1	270	RFr.	Omaha, Neb. (Millard North)
61	Mike Huff	OL	6-4	300	Sr.	Ralston, Neb. (Ralston)
63	Ben Martin	DT	6-4	270	So.	Lincoln, Neb. (Southwest)
65	Mike Smith	OL	6-6	285	So.	Las Vegas, Nev. (Palo Verde)
66	Cruz Barrett	OL	6-4	325	So.	Daytona Beach, Fla. (Mainland)
67	Jacob Hickman	OL	6-4	290	Jr.	Bakersfield, Calif. (Centennial)
68	Keith Williams	OL	6-5	310	So.	Florissant, Mo. (McClure North)
69	Cory Iske	OL	6-4	280	Fr.	Omaha, Neb. (Millard West)
70	Matt Slauson	OL	6-5	325	Sr.	Colorado Springs, Colo. (Air Force Prep)
71	Mike Masin	OL	6-6	330	RFr.	Lincoln, Neb. (Southeast)
72	Jaivorio Burkes	OL	6-5	325	So.	Phoenix, Ariz. (Moon Valley)
73	D.J. Jones	OL	6-5	305	So.	Omaha, Neb. (Central)
74	Taylor Escamilla	DT	6-1	270	RFr.	Fremont, Neb. (Archbishop Bergan)
75	Luke Lingenfelter	DE	6-4	250	RFr.	Plainview, Neb. (Plainview)
76	Lydon Murtha	OL	6-7	315	Sr.	Hutchinson, Minn. (Hutchinson)
78	Marcel Jones	OL	6-7	310	RFr.	Phoenix, Ariz. (Trevor Browne)
80	David Harvey	DE	6-4	260	Jr.	La Plata, Md. (McDonough)
80	Ryan Hill	TE	6-3	245	RFr.	Arvada, Colo. (Arvada West)
82	Wes Cammack	WR	5-11	195	Jr.	DeWitt, Neb. (Tri County)
82	T.J. O'Leary	LS	6-1	235	Sr.	Omaha, Neb. (New Mexico State) (Millard North)
83	Matt Donahue	WR	6-2	175	So.	Fremont, Neb. (Fremont)
85	Tyson Hetzer	TE	6-6	250	Jr.	Redding, Calif. (Citrus College) (Anderson)
85	Faron Klingelhoefer	DE	6-2	250	Fr.	Amherst, Neb.
87	Nate Swift	WR	6-2	200	Sr.	Hutchinson, Minn. (Hutchinson)
88	Ben Lester	WR	5-10	165	RFr.	Tecumseh, Neb. (Tecumseh)
88	Jay Martin	TE	6-2	210	RFr.	Waverly, Neb. (Waverly)
88	Clayton Sievers	DE	6-4	255	Sr.	Elkhorn, Neb. (Elkhorn)
89	Jonathon Santin	DE	6-3	225	RFr.	Fullerton, Neb. (Fullerton)
89	Hunter Teafatiller	TE	6-3	235	Sr.	Kingsburg, Calif. (San Joaquin Memorial)
90	Alex Henery	PK	6-2	170	So.	Omaha, Neb. (Burke)
90	Terrence Moore	DT	6-3	270	RFr.	New Orleans, La. (McDonogh 35)
92	Tyrone Fahie	DE	6-3	250	RFr.	Virginia Beach, Va. (U.S. Navy) (Ocean Lakes)
93	Ndamukong Suh	DT	6-4	300	Jr.	Portland, Ore. (Grant)
94	Jared Crick	DT	6-6	270	RFr.	Cozad, Neb. (Cozad)
95	Pierre Allen	DE	6-5	265	So.	Denver, Colo. (Thomas Jefferson)
97	Kevin Dixon	DT	6-3	285	Sr.	Sebring, Fla. (Garden City CC) (Sebring)
97	Dan Titchener	P	6-0	200	Sr.	Cheyenne, Wyo. (East)
98	Zach Potter	DE	6-7	280	Sr.	Omaha, Neb. (Creighton Prep)
99	Barry Turner	DE	6-3	260	Sr.	Antioch, Tenn. (Brentwood Academy)
	Max McShane	OT	-			Unk

Coaches/Team Officials

• Bo Pelini - Head Coach
• Carl Pelini - Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line
• Shawn Watson - Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks
• Tim Beck - Running Backs
• Ron Brown - Tight Ends
• Barney Cotton - Associate Head Coach/Offensive Line
• Mike Ekeler - Linebackers
• Ted Gilmore - Assistant Head Coach/Wide Receivers/Recruiting Coordinator
• John Papuchis - Defensive Ends
• Marvin Sanders - Secondary
• Jeff Jamrog - Assistant Athletic Director for Football
• James Dobson - Head Strength Coach
• Curt Baldus - Graduate Assistant Coach
• Ross Watson - Graduate Assistant Coach

Notable Alumni in NFL

Nebraska Cornhuskers in NFL

Titus Adams - Cincinnati Bengals, DT Ryon Bingham - San Diego Chargers, DT Zack Bowman - Chicago Bears, CB Stewart Bradley - Philadelphia Eagles, LB Josh Brown - Louis Rams, K Kris Brown - Houston Texans, K Mike Brown - Chicago Bears, SS Ralph Brown - Arizona Cardinals, DB Correll Buckhalter - Philadelphia Eagles, RB Daniel Bullocks - Detroit Lions, SS Josh Bullocks - New Orleans Saints, FS Adam Carriker - St. Louis Rams, NT Seppo Evwaraye - Minnesota Vikings, G Toniu Fonoti - Carolina Panthers, G Ahman Green - Houston Texans, RB Cortney Grixby - Carolina Panthers, CB Frantz Hardy - Philadelphia Eagles, WR Russ Hochstein - New England Patriots, G Richie Incognito - St. Louis Rams, C Brandon Jackson - Green Bay Packers, RB

Trevor Johnson - St. Louis Rams, DE Chris Kelsay - Buffalo Bills, DE Sam Koch - Baltimore Ravens, P Kyle Larson - Cincinnati Bengals, P Jay Moore - San Francisco 49ers, LB Carl Nicks - New Orleans Saints, OL Steve Octavien - Kansas City Chiefs, LB Chris Patrick - Detroit Lions, T Carlos Polk - San Diego Chargers, LB Maurice Purify - Cincinnati Bengals, WR Dominic Raiola - Detroit Lions, C Cory Ross - Baltimore Ravens, RB Mike Rucker - Carolina Panthers, DE Barrett Ruud - Tampa Bay Buccaneers, MLB Bo Ruud - New England Patriots, LB Scott Shanle - New Orleans Saints, OLB Le Kevin Smith - New England Patriots, DT Kyle Vanden Bosch - Tennessee Titans, DE Fabian Washington - Baltimore Ravens, DB Demorrio Williams - Kansas City Chiefs, LB

References

• ESPN NCAA Football Rankings
• List of Big 12 Conference champions
• NCAA.org's 2006 Big 12 Team Report
• Nebraska Cornhuskers Football History Database
• Nebraska Cornhuskers Football Wikipedia

External Links

• Nebraska Cornhuskers Official Football Site
• Nebraska Cornhuskers Football on USA Today
• Nebraska Cornhuskers Encyclopedia

Big 12 Conference Football Teams
North Division	Colorado • Iowa State • Kansas • Kansas State • Missouri • Nebraska
South Division	Baylor • Oklahoma • Oklahoma State • Texas • Texas A&M • Texas Tech