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Friday, November 30, 2007

Tigers dominate All-Big 12 team

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— In a year full of surprises, here's one predictable result: The Missouri Tigers dominated the Associated Press All-Big 12 team.

Top-ranked Mizzou placed eight players on the first team, including a pair of unanimous picks in quarterback Chase Daniel and do-it-all freshman Jeremy Maclin in the all-purpose spot.

To appreciate how impressive it is for one team to have eight honorees, consider that the entire South Division had nine.

The No. 7 Kansas Jayhawks, who fought Missouri for the North Division title all season and throughout their matchup last weekend, had four first-teamers.

Ninth-ranked Oklahoma, which faces Missouri in the conference title game Saturday night in San Antonio, also had four first-teamers. Linebacker Curtis Lofton was unanimous.

Comments

CasperCorps (anonymous) says...

So... who got picked on KU?

November 30, 2007 at 2:40 p.m. ( | suggest removal )