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Big 12 Football 2026: Standings, Stats and Rankings

Utah leads the Big 12 at 5–0 in conference play (8–0 overall).

The Big 12 has 6 teams in the AP Top 25: Utah (No. 6), BYU (No. 8), Texas Tech (No. 13), Houston (No. 18), Arizona (No. 22) and Oklahoma State (No. 24).

By average SP+ rating, the Big 12 ranks 3rd of 10 FBS conferences (+8.2).

Its best team by SP+ is Texas Tech (9th in FBS). The best offense belongs to Texas Tech and the best defense to TCU, by SP+.

Games through Oct 31, 2026.

Big 12 standings, 2026

TeamConf.OverallSP+AP
Utah5–08–010thNo. 6
Texas Tech4–17–19thNo. 13
BYU4–17–113thNo. 8
Arizona3–26–214thNo. 22
Houston3–26–222ndNo. 18
Oklahoma State3–25–324thNo. 24
Baylor3–25–343rd
Cincinnati2–35–349th
West Virginia2–35–370th
TCU2–34–442nd
UCF2–34–456th
Arizona State2–34–462nd
Iowa State2–34–476th
Kansas State1–44–439th
Kansas1–43–560th
Colorado1–43–593rd

Ordered by conference record, then overall record. SP+ is the national rank of 138 FBS teams; AP is this week's AP Top 25.

The Big 12 on the key stats

Each row is the Big 12 team with the best number, and where that number ranks in FBS. Every stat links to all 138 teams ranked.

StatBig 12 leaderValueFBS rank
SP+ overallTexas Tech18.49th of 138
SP+ offenseTexas Tech36.210th of 138
SP+ defenseTCU16.511th of 138
EPA per play (adjusted)Houston+0.235th of 138
EPA per play allowed (adjusted)TCU−0.026th of 138
Success rate (adjusted)Houston50.8%1st of 138
Success rate allowed (adjusted)TCU36.1%11th of 138
Points scoredOklahoma State41.13rd of 138
Points allowedTCU14.18th of 138
Yards per playOklahoma State7.676th of 135
Yards per play allowedTCU4.565th of 138
Explosive play rateOklahoma State17.0%4th of 135
Big Uglies: offensive lineHouston60.09th of 138
Big Uglies: defensive frontColorado62.39th of 138
Stuff rate (defense)Kansas24.9%12th of 138
Front-seven havocBaylor13.7%9th of 138

Big 12 player leaders

Quarterbacks: passing yards

  1. Noah Fifita (Arizona): 2,477, 4th among FBS quarterbacks
  2. Drew Mestemaker (Oklahoma State): 2,338, 6th among FBS quarterbacks
  3. Jaden Craig (TCU): 2,084, 18th among FBS quarterbacks
  4. Conner Weigman (Houston): 2,060, 20th among FBS quarterbacks
  5. Devon Dampier (Utah): 1,897, 26th among FBS quarterbacks

Every FBS quarterback by passing yards

Quarterbacks: passing success rate

  1. Devon Dampier (Utah): 60.9%, 1st among FBS quarterbacks
  2. Conner Weigman (Houston): 53.9%, 14th among FBS quarterbacks
  3. Drew Mestemaker (Oklahoma State): 51.0%, 22nd among FBS quarterbacks
  4. Mikey Keene (Arizona State): 50.8%, 23rd among FBS quarterbacks
  5. Noah Fifita (Arizona): 49.5%, 28th among FBS quarterbacks

Every FBS quarterback by passing success rate

Running backs: rushing yards

  1. Cam Cook (West Virginia): 918, 4th among FBS running backs
  2. J'Koby Williams (Texas Tech): 790, 11th among FBS running backs
  3. Cole Tabb (Cincinnati): 721, 17th among FBS running backs
  4. Aiden Flora (Iowa State): 716, 19th among FBS running backs
  5. Caleb Hawkins (Oklahoma State): 712, 22nd among FBS running backs

Every FBS running back by rushing yards

Running backs: yards per carry

  1. Cole Tabb (Cincinnati): 9.4, 2nd among FBS running backs
  2. J'Koby Williams (Texas Tech): 8.0, 9th among FBS running backs
  3. LJ Martin (BYU): 7.8, 11th among FBS running backs
  4. Daniel Bray (Utah): 7.6, 15th among FBS running backs
  5. Cardae Mack (Arizona State): 7.3, 22nd among FBS running backs

Every FBS running back by yards per carry

Receivers and tight ends: receiving yards

  1. Gavin Freeman (Baylor): 808, 9th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  2. Reed Harris (Arizona State): 800, 10th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  3. Joseph Williams (Colorado): 750, 16th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  4. Isaiah Mizell (Arizona): 677, 19th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  5. Wyatt Young (Oklahoma State): 643, 29th among FBS receivers and tight ends

Every FBS receivers and tight end by receiving yards

Receivers and tight ends: catches

  1. Gavin Freeman (Baylor): 63, 3rd among FBS receivers and tight ends
  2. Joseph Williams (Colorado): 51, 14th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  3. Reed Harris (Arizona State): 47, 23rd among FBS receivers and tight ends
  4. Amare Thomas (Houston): 41, 42nd among FBS receivers and tight ends
  5. Patrick Overmyer (Houston): 39, 56th among FBS receivers and tight ends

Every FBS receivers and tight end by catches

Defense: sacks

  1. Lamont Lester Jr. (Colorado): 5.0, 8th among FBS defenders
  2. Anthony Holmes Jr. (Texas Tech): 5.0, 18th among FBS defenders
  3. Chase Kennedy (Arizona): 4.0, 20th among FBS defenders
  4. Jayden Bryant (Kansas State): 4.0, 26th among FBS defenders
  5. Ansel Din-Mbuh (TCU): 4.0, 41st among FBS defenders

Every FBS defender by sacks

Defense: interceptions

  1. Devon Jordan (Baylor): 4, 3rd among FBS defenders
  2. LaDainian Fields (Oklahoma State): 4, 11th among FBS defenders
  3. Micah Gifford (Baylor): 3, 13th among FBS defenders
  4. Mark Cannon Jr. (Cincinnati): 3, 17th among FBS defenders
  5. John Curry (Texas Tech): 3, 38th among FBS defenders

Every FBS defender by interceptions

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