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CFB : ATS Matchup
Saturday 12/5/2015Line$ LineOU LineScore
TEXAS
 
BAYLOR
+21  

-21  


64
 
23
Final
17

TEXAS (4 - 7) at BAYLOR (9 - 2)
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Week 14 Saturday, 12/5/2015 12:00 PM
Board OpenLatest
305TEXAS68.566.5
306BAYLOR-20-21.5
ADVANCED TEAM STATS
TEXAS - Current Season Performance
 Straight UpAgainst SpreadTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsW-LO-UScoreHalfYardsYPPTOScoreHalfYardsYPPTO
All Games4-7+0.44-65-626.712.6376.5(5.8)1.331.516.4450.2(5.7)1.9
Road Games1-4+1.51-41-410.84.8297.4(4.5)1.433.417.6442.8(5.9)0.4
Last 3 Games1-2-2.11-23-041.314.7501.3(7)2.735.317.3490.0(6.1)3.0
Turf Games3-5-3.13-45-332.915.6407.1(6.3)1.532.016.2455.5(5.7)2.5
Conference Games3-5+1.43-43-525.611.7381.5(5.6)1.429.515.6426.9(5.5)1.7
TEXAS - Current Season Statistics
 RushingPassingTotal
 PPGHalfFDTOPATT-YDSYPRCMP-ATTPCTYDSPYAATT-YDSYPPYPPT
Offense (All Games)26.712.617.027:0444-231(5.2)12-2155.0%145(6.9)65-377(5.8)(14.1)
Opponents Defensive Avg.30.917.421.930:3841-194(4.7)19-3258.3%246(7.6)74-440(6)(14.2)
Offense Road Games10.84.815.627:2845-192(4.3)11-2151.0%105(5.1)66-297(4.5)(27.5)
Defense (All Games)31.516.425.232:5647-203(4.3)20-3261.0%247(7.7)79-450(5.7)(14.3)
Opponents Offensive Avg.34.418.123.830:2441-186(4.6)21-3560.1%281(7.9)76-467(6.2)(13.6)
Defense Road Games33.417.625.632:3247-201(4.3)18-2864.7%242(8.7)75-443(5.9)(13.3)

BAYLOR - Current Season Performance
 Straight UpAgainst SpreadTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsW-LO-UScoreHalfYardsYPPTOScoreHalfYardsYPPTO
All Games9-2+0.55-67-450.830.9616.0(7.5)1.927.914.5396.5(5.1)2.2
Home Games4-1-1.22-34-155.430.4634.4(7.7)2.031.415.0391.2(5)2.0
Last 3 Games1-2-1.51-22-133.317.0483.7(5.4)3.735.716.0418.0(5.2)1.0
Turf Games9-1+1.85-57-353.832.6644.1(7.9)1.627.914.5405.9(5.2)2.2
Conference Games6-2+0.54-44-445.929.4559.4(6.7)1.929.713.4425.7(5.3)2.2
BAYLOR - Current Season Statistics
 RushingPassingTotal
 PPGHalfFDTOPATT-YDSYPRCMP-ATTPCTYDSPYAATT-YDSYPPYPPT
Offense (All Games)50.830.928.726:3651-292(5.7)19-3160.1%324(10.4)82-616(7.5)(12.1)
Opponents Defensive Avg.36.320.123.829:0743-222(5.1)20-3359.5%261(8)76-482(6.3)(13.3)
Offense Home Games55.430.431.226:0150-316(6.3)20-3261.1%319(9.8)83-634(7.7)(11.5)
Defense (All Games)27.914.521.033:2343-156(3.6)20-3557.4%240(6.9)78-396(5.1)(14.2)
Opponents Offensive Avg.33.218.22331:5342-183(4.4)20-3459.1%259(7.5)76-442(5.8)(13.3)
Defense Home Games31.415.022.433:5748-184(3.8)17-3156.2%207(6.8)79-391(5)(12.5)
Average power rating of opponents played: TEXAS 41.1,  BAYLOR 33.9
SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
TEXAS - Season Results
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateOpponentScoreSULineATSTot.O/URushingPassingTORushingPassingTO
10/10/2015*OKLAHOMA24-17W16W60U58-3139-12-55037-6720-28-2111
10/24/2015KANSAS ST23-9W-7W47.5U53-27410-16-99037-13511-24-1071
10/31/2015@ IOWA ST0-24L-3.5L50U32-11912-22-85154-23819-38-1880
11/7/2015KANSAS59-20W-28.5W52O40-29919-30-299148-19219-41-2344
11/14/2015@ W VIRGINIA20-38L9L52O54-27711-19-162551-25710-12-1221
11/26/2015TEXAS TECH45-48L0L69O48-40311-23-64251-29322-39-3724
12/5/2015@ BAYLOR            

BAYLOR - Season Results
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateOpponentScoreSULineATSTot.O/URushingPassingTORushingPassingTO
10/10/2015@ KANSAS66-7W-45.5W77.5U45-28127-37-363139-6920-36-1583
10/17/2015W VIRGINIA62-38W-20.5W75O50-30421-34-389044-18218-39-2891
10/24/2015IOWA ST45-27W-36L74U49-27617-38-209255-23215-29-1564
11/5/2015@ KANSAS ST31-24W-17L67U34-10323-33-419048-25813-23-1723
11/14/2015OKLAHOMA34-44L-1.5L75.5O44-15916-27-257353-24124-34-2701
11/21/2015@ OKLAHOMA ST45-35W-2.5W76.5O73-30417-31-396323-828-51-4330
11/27/2015@ TCU21-28L-2L75U71-2737-24-62546-15418-33-1482
12/5/2015TEXAS            
KEY GAME INFORMATION
TEXAS: Texas lost five games by at least 21 points last year (BYU, Baylor, Kansas State, TCU and Arkansas) and said goodbye to a whole mess of key players from that team. This squad has a chance to go undefeated at home, but there's no guarantee that California, Oklahoma State and Kansas State will all leave Austin with losses. On the flip side, the Longhorns will be underdogs five times away from home when they visit Notre Dame, TCU, West Virginia, Baylor and Oklahoma in Dallas. This schedule sets Texas up to win between five and eight games this year, which will put second-year coach Charlie Strong on a quick hot seat.
BAYLOR: Even with the loss of star QB Bryce Petty, Baylor should still be competing for a Big 12 crown and national playoff berth in 2015. Replacing Petty under center will likely be junior QB Seth Russell, with freshman QB Jarrett Stidham as the backup. The 6-foot-3, 220-pound Russell is a superior athlete who can make big plays out of nothing. The team needs to shore up its secondary and greatly trim its mental errors after being the second-most penalized team in nation last year (88.4 yards per game). The Bears do get to fatten up on non-conference cupcakes with 1-11 SMU, FCS Lamar and Rice to begin the season, and should have no problem staying unbeaten through October. The November slate is absolutely brutal (at Kansas State, vs. Oklahoma, at Oklahoma State, at TCU), but another 10-win season in Waco appears likely.
PREVIEW
Texas-Baylor Preview
 

(AP) - Baylor's bid for a third consecutive Big 12 title is over. The No. 12 Bears are still in line for a pretty sweet reward if they get to 10 wins again.

Already assured of a bowl game for the sixth consecutive season, the Bears could New Year's Day for the third year in a row.

With No. 3 Oklahoma winning the Big 12 title and likely headed into the four-team College Football Playoff, the league's second-place team would go to New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl against an SEC team. That could be the Bears (9-2, 6-2) if they win their regular-season finale Saturday at home against Texas.

''That's something to give you motivation,'' receiver Corey Coleman said Monday.

''Our season is still alive. We have a ton to play for,'' standout senior left tackle Spencer Drango said. ''A Sugar Bowl berth would be awesome. A New Year's Six game, it's still a huge game.''

The Bears play at home for the first time since their Nov. 14 loss against Oklahoma. They then won at then-undefeated Oklahoma State before their rain-drenched 28-21 double-overtime loss at No. 11 TCU on Friday.

Even if Baylor had beaten the Horned Frogs, the Sooners - the only team to win three consecutive Big 12 titles - would have still clinched their ninth Big 12 championship with their overwhelming victory at Oklahoma State on Saturday.

''The only thing we lost with that game was bragging rights,'' Drango said.

Baylor's only Sugar Bowl appearance came at the end of the 1956 season, a 13-7 win over Tennessee. The Bears played in their first Cotton Bowl since Jan. 1, 1981 in January, losing 42-41 to Michigan State.

When coach Art Briles was asked Monday about potentially playing in the Sugar Bowl, he responded, ''Well, I'd be running as fast as I could to get that berth, because it's worth chasing.''

The coach quickly added that the focus has to be on taking care of business against the Longhorns (4-7, 3-5), but also noted what a great accomplishment it would be to win 10 games again with another high finish in the Big 12.

''If you're not going to finish first, then finish second. I think that would show a lot of consistency over the years,'' he said during his weekly availability on the Waco campus.

Briles has talked with team leaders since the loss at TCU and described them as being obviously frustrated and disappointed. He wanted to make sure they were focused on what is ahead of them, not what happened in the rain.

''If you're alive, you can have hope, you can have goals, and you can have purpose. That's where we are,'' Briles said. ''We have a bunch of that in front of us. We can have a tremendously fulfilling season by taking care of the business at hand. ... Let's handle what we can handle - what's in front of us. We can't change what's behind us.''

Texas is essentially left playing for pride, though with an upset it could be one of the 5-7 teams that sneaks into a bowl game because there are too few teams at 6-6 or better to qualify.

''Let's go beat Baylor,'' senior fullback Alex de la Torre said Monday. ''It would be nice.''

It would also be quite an upset, considering Texas is 0-4 in true road games this season, with each loss by 18 or more points. The Longhorns have also lost four of the last five to the Bears, falling 28-7 last October.

Second-year coach Charlie Strong now has to motivate a Texas team that will be without at least four injured starters, and at least two more who will be evaluated this week and could miss the game.

Among the injured is starting quarterback Jerrod Heard, who suffered a concussion in last week's 48-45 loss to Texas Tech.

He'll be replaced by Tyrone Swoopes, who started most of 2014 and the first game of this season but was replaced by Heard after a blowout loss at Notre Dame in the opener. The junior has 386 passing yards and three touchdowns.

''I think our guys will go out and compete,'' Strong said. ''They don't want to get embarrassed.''

That's happened enough already. In road games, Texas has been outscored 150-30. Each time the Longhorns returned home, the players faced the same questions about why they have been so bad away from Austin.

''I still don't have an answer for you,'' junior safety Dylan Haines said. ''We've got to change something.''

Texas thought it had found the answers when the Longhorns upset Oklahoma 24-17 in Dallas. That game came just a week after Texas was beaten by TCU 50-7 and seemed to calm the questions about Strong's future with the Longhorns.

Texas is 2-3 since that game. The Sooners, meanwhile, have stormed their way to the Big 12 title and positioned themselves for a possible playoff spot.

Everyone expected Texas to ''take off'' after that game, Strong said.

''We never took off,'' he said.


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