Bilo's College Football Week 4 PASS/FAIL Reports: Big 12

It was a fairly light week in the Big 12, but only one team received a failing grade, and that was Oklahoma State, who lost in conference play. Other than that, it was a fairly strong week for the embattled conference. Here are our final grades for week 4:

Big12

PASS: Baylor, Iowa State, West Virginia, Kansas State, TCU

Baylor moved to 32-3 at home since 2011, and Seth Russell tossed 4 TD passes, as Baylor held off Oklahoma State, and Baylor is 4-0 for the 3^rd straight season, the 1^st time in school history that they have ever managed that.

Jacob Park tossed 3 TDs in the 1^st half before being rested, and Iowa State racked up over 500 yards of offense in getting their 1^st win of the season 44-10 over a reeling San Jose State club.

West Virginia made a key stop in the 4^th quarter, and the Mountaineers rode 332 yards passing by Skylar Howard in a 35-32 win over BYU at Landover, Maryland.

In a game called at the half due to severe lightning, Kansas State raced to a 35-0 lead over FCS Missouri State, and the game was called. Jesse Ertz passed for 2 TDs on 7/8 passing.

TCU struggled for a half against rival SMU before Kenny Hill ramped up for 452 yards passing on the night, and they have now taken 9 of the last 10 from SMU after the 33-3 win.

FAIL: Oklahoma State

Oklahoma State failed to score on two drives that ended at the Baylor 3 yard line, which was enough to make the difference in a 35-24 loss to open Big 12 play. OSU also failed to capitalize on time of possession, having held the football for over 41 minutes in the loss.