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W-L GB Streak
#11 Texas Tech 12-4 - W7
#16 Kansas State 12-4 - W1
#15 Kansas 11-5 1 W2
Baylor 10-6 2 L1
Iowa State 9-7 3 L1
Texas 8-8 4 W1
TCU 6-10 6 L2
Oklahoma 6-10 6 W1
West Virginia 3-13 9 L1
Oklahoma State 3-13 9 L3With two games to play, teams 3 games out (or more) in the loss column are eliminated. ISU, Texas, TCU, OU, WVU, and OSU are out.
Texas Tech, Kansas State, Kansas, and Baylor are in.
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Raiders v UT @ ISU
KSU @ TCU v OU
Kansas @ OU v Baylor
Baylor v OSU @ KansasOnly Kansas and Baylor play each other.
Winning scenarios:
Tech wins out and they do no worse than share the title. If KSU also wins out, Raiders would be 2 seed in the Big 12 Conference Money Tourney because:
Tech, KSU, and Kansas are all 1-1 heads up. KSU is 2-0 v Baylor where Tech is 1-1.
Tech wins out and KSU stumbles then Tech wins the title alone. Raiders are 1 seed in the conference tourney because:
Seedings are based on regular season conference winning percentage.
Tech and KSU and Kansas close 1-1, then Tech and KSU share the title and Raiders are a 2 seed in the conference tourney.
If Tech and KSU go 1-1 and Kansas wins out, then they are all 13-5. Three teams share the conference title. I think Tech is the 3 seed in the conference tourney because of the Baylor head to head tiebreaker.
Tech loses out, they can still share the title. KSU would have to lose out, giving them six losses. Kansas would have to go 1-1 or worse, giving them at least six losses. If Baylor wins out then four teams share the title under this scenario; if Baylor splits and beats Kansas then Tech, KSU, and Kansas share the title.
No matter what happens to whom over the last two games, Tech cannot finish lower than tied with Baylor in the loss column. That would put Tech 3rd or 4th in the conference and likely 4th in the conference tourney.
Not sure how much of the above is accurate. Your mileage may vary. Offer void everywhere.
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