A question answered with a question. It was enough to make my head spin.That’s what Fiesta Bowl president John Junker did Monday afternoon when I approached him about the possibility of an Oklahoma-Kansas Fiesta Bowl, an almost-unheard-of bowl game featuring two teams from the same conference.Just how appealing, I asked Junker, would an all-Big 12 bowl game be?You tell me, Junker replied. You’re in Jayhawk country, he said. What do Kansas fans want?”Well,” I said, “Kansas fans should want an invitation to the Fiesta Bowl, and they can ask questions later.”He made his point. Oklahoma-Kansas is a very possible Fiesta Bowl matchup if the Sooners win the Big 12 championship on Saturday. Very possible. The Sooners would get an automatic berth to the Fiesta, and the pickings of at-large teams likely would leave Kansas as the best choice when the Fiesta chooses OU’s opponent Sunday.Kansas and Oklahoma haven’t played since 2005, despite being Big 12 foes. That’s why it’s possible for the two to meet in the 2007 postseason.In [today’s article][1] in the Lawrence Journal-World, I shared what Junker and BCS guru Jerry Palm thought of KU’s Fiesta Bowl chances. Here’s my take: Palm convinced me. Barring a flurry of upsets Saturday, the only thing I see getting in KU’s way of the Fiesta Bowl is Missouri losing and staying in the top four of the BCS Standings, which would give them an automatic berth (or the Orange Bowl swooping in and grabbing Kansas or Missouri before the Fiesta can). The Tigers, though, are unlikely to be in the top five if they lose. I don’t see the Orange Bowl taking Mizzou over Georgia. The Fiesta Bowl can’t take Mizzou to play Oklahoma. Once again, KU’s schedule, without the Sooners on it, might prove to be _very_ favorable.So here’s my KU bowl forecast, which like any meteorologist, is subject to change if I’m dead wrong. And we can never count out that possibility:**IF MISSOURI BEATS OKLAHOMA:** **Fiesta Bowl:** 97 percent **Holiday Bowl:** 2 percent **Cotton Bowl:** 1 percent**IF OKLAHOMA BEATS MISSOURI:** **Fiesta Bowl:** 65 percent **Holiday Bowl:** 19 percent **Cotton Bowl:** 14 percent **Orange Bowl:** 1 percent **Gator Bowl:** 1 percentNow, if Kansas goes to, say, the Sugar Bowl, this blog will self-implode and the evidence of its existence will vanish. I’m trying to simplify KU’s chances here, which may be a bad idea considering how complex things could shake out Saturday.So please, for the love of all things holy, don’t book your airline tickets yet. With how this college football season has gone, it’s hard to have confidence in anything playing out as expected. Plus, my wife has convinced me that I’m wrong more often than not. [1]: http://www2.kusports.com/news/2007/nov/27/analyst_jayhawks_bcsbound/?football