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It's time to once again hand out a few superlatives to wrap up the final weekend of the Big 12 season. Best offensive performance: Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia. Smith looked more like his early-season Heisman form in his last game at Milan Puskar...

Time to hand out some superlatives from the week that was around the Big 12: Best offensive performance: David Ash, QB, Texas. Ash took care of business against Iowa State, bouncing back after some struggles earlier in conference play. He complete...

STILLWATER, Okla. -- It's that time again. I like to call it the best days of the year: fall Saturdays. Another one's been bestowed upon us, and the possibilities, as always, are endless. Four great Big 12 games on tap today, and I'll be on hand a...

With the spring in the Big 12 over, it's time to hand out some awards. Best newcomer: Brandon Moore, DT, Texas. Moore and offensive lineman Donald Hawkins were the first two juco transfers at Texas since 2002. This spring, Moore showed why, and Ha...

Time to hand out some stickers for the best efforts of the day: Seth Doege, QB, Texas Tech: Down go the Sooners, courtesy of Doege. The Red Raiders quarterback led his team to the biggest upset in the Big 12 this year, knocking off Oklahoma 41-38 ...

A look back at the week that was as we hand out a few awards. Best moment: Sophomore linebacker Tom Wort, wearing Austin Box's No. 12 jersey as part of a team tribute, led the Sooners onto the field for the first time without Box, who died on May ...

Time to hand out some awards for a job well done in Week 1. Robert Griffin III, QB, Baylor: Griffin had the biggest stage of any team in the Big 12 so far this season, and he seized it with a career game. He played the best team with the best defe...

A look back at the week that was as we hand out a few awards. Best offensive player: Landry Jones, QB, Oklahoma. Jones helped Oklahoma race to a big halftime lead after throwing for 321 yards and three touchdowns in the game's first 30 minutes. ...

Shawn Watson didn't hand his offense to his best runner. He didn't hand his offense to his best -- or most explosive -- playmaker. He didn't hand it to the player with the brightest future for a Nebraska program with a past few rival. He handed it...

Why not hand out a few awards from Day 1? Your trophies are in the mail, coaches. Best response to an Internet viral video: Nebraska coach Bo Pelini, on the "Red Out Around the World" video "I didn't know anything about it. It was actually a m...