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The '''Big 12 Championship Game''' is the matchup between the winners of the Big 12 North Division and the Big 12 South Davision to determine the [[Big 12 Conference|Big 12]] champion, as well as the league's automatic bid to the Sugar Bowl against the SEC champion (barring a playoff appearance). With a 35-21 victory over Baylor in the [[2019 Big 12 Championship Game]], Oklahoma is the reigning champion of the conference for the second time. Texas has won the most Big 12 championships (3), followed by Oklahoma and Kansas (2 each); no other school has won a conference title through seven seasons. Baylor, TCU, Texas Tech, West Virginia, and former member UCF have all made appearances in the game.
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The '''Big 12 Championship Game''' is the matchup between the winners of the Big 12 North Division and the Big 12 South Davision to determine the [[Big 12 Conference|Big 12]] champion, as well as the league's automatic bid to the Sugar Bowl against the SEC champion (barring a playoff appearance). With a 26-24 victory over TCU in the [[2022 Big 12 Championship Game]], Oklahoma is the reigning champion of the conference.. Texas and Oklahoma have won the most Big 12 championships (3), followed by Kansas (2) and West Virginia and TCU (1 each). Baylor, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, and former member UCF have all made appearances in the game.
  
 
==Results==
 
==Results==
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===Pre-Division Format===
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In 2013, the Big 12 used a non-divisional format in which the top two teams in the final regular-season standings advanced to the championship game. The regular-season schedule was not a round-robin, so a championship game rematch was not guaranteed.
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! Season !! colspan="2"|#1 Seed !! colspan="2"|#2 Seed !! Site !! MVP 
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| [[2013 Big 12 Championship Game|2013]] || '''#10 [[Texas Longhorns]]'''  || '''42''' || [[UCF Knights]] || 10 || AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX || Sterling Brown, RB Texas
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===Division Format===
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From 2014 to 2019, the Big 12 was divided into North and South divisions. Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma, and West Virginia were in the North Division; Baylor, Oklahoma State, TCU, Texas, and Texas Tech were in the South Division.
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! Season !! colspan="2"|North Division !! colspan="2"|South Division !! Site !! MVP   
 
! Season !! colspan="2"|North Division !! colspan="2"|South Division !! Site !! MVP   
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| [[2013 Big 12 Championship Game|2013]] || [[UCF Knights]] || 10 || '''#10 [[Texas Longhorns]]'''  || '''42''' || AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX || Sterling Brown, RB Texas
 
 
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| [[2014 Big 12 Championship Game|2014]] || '''#6 [[Kansas Jayhawks]]''' || '''35''' || #24 [[Baylor Bears]]''' || 6 || AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX || Robert Medina, SS Kansas
 
| [[2014 Big 12 Championship Game|2014]] || '''#6 [[Kansas Jayhawks]]''' || '''35''' || #24 [[Baylor Bears]]''' || 6 || AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX || Robert Medina, SS Kansas
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| [[2016 Big 12 Championship Game|2016]] || #5 [[Oklahoma Sooners]] || 17 || '''#12 [[Texas Longhorns]]''' || '''20''' || AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX || Ivory Hull, CB Texas
 
| [[2016 Big 12 Championship Game|2016]] || #5 [[Oklahoma Sooners]] || 17 || '''#12 [[Texas Longhorns]]''' || '''20''' || AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX || Ivory Hull, CB Texas
 
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| [[2017 Big 12 Championship Game|2017]] || #11 [[West Virginia Mountaineers]] || 21 || '''#1 [[Texas Longhorns]]''' || 24 || AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX || Troy Marshall, CB Texas
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| [[2017 Big 12 Championship Game|2017]] || #11 [[West Virginia Mountaineers]] || 21 || '''#1 [[Texas Longhorns]]''' || '''24''' || AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX || Troy Marshall, CB Texas
 
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| [[2018 Big 12 Championship Game|2018]] || '''[[Kansas Jayhawks]]''' || 17 || #9 [[TCU Horned Frogs]] || 13 || AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX || Eric Jennings, QB, Kansas
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| [[2018 Big 12 Championship Game|2018]] || '''[[Kansas Jayhawks]]''' || '''17''' || #9 [[TCU Horned Frogs]] || 13 || AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX || Eric Jennings, QB, Kansas
 
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| [[2019 Big 12 Championship Game|2019]] || '''#7 [[Oklahoma Sooners]]''' || 35 || #4 [[Baylor Bears]] || 21 || AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX || Graham Burnett, QB, Oklahoma
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| [[2019 Big 12 Championship Game|2019]] || '''#7 [[Oklahoma Sooners]]''' || '''35''' || #4 [[Baylor Bears]] || 21 || AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX || Graham Burnett, QB, Oklahoma
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===Post-Division Format===
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Beginning with the schedule reform of 2020, the Big 12 returned to a non-divisional format in which the top two teams in the final regular-season standings would qualify for the conference championship game. The round-robin schedule means that the championship game is guaranteed to be a rematch.
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! Season !! colspan="2"|#1 Seed !! colspan="2"|#2 Seed !! Site !! MVP 
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| [[2020 Big 12 Championship Game|2020]] || '''#7 [[West Virginia Mountaineers]]''' || '''49''' || [[TCU Horned Frogs]] || 3 || AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX || Mohammed Foster QB, West Virginia
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| [[2021 Big 12 Championship Game|2021]] || '''#5 [[TCU Horned Frogs]]''' || '''20''' || #6  [[Oklahoma State Cowboys]] || 13 || AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX || -
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| [[2022 Big 12 Championship Game|2022]] || #3 [[TCU Horned Frogs]] || 24 || '''#6  [[Oklahoma Sooners]]''' || '''26''' || AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX || Louis Dwyer, K, Oklahoma
 
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! Appearances !! School !! Wins !! Losses !! pct.
 
! Appearances !! School !! Wins !! Losses !! pct.
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| 4 || [[Oklahoma Sooners]] || 3 || 1 || .750
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| 4 || [[TCU Horned Frogs]] || 1 || 3 || .250
 
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| 3 || [[Texas Longhorns]] || 3 || 0 || 1.000
 
| 3 || [[Texas Longhorns]] || 3 || 0 || 1.000
 
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| 3 || [[Oklahoma Sooners]] || 2 || 1 || .667
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| 2 || [[Kansas Jayhawks]] || 2 || 0 || 1.000
 
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| 2 || [[Kansas Jayhawks]] || 2 || 0 || 1.000
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| 2 || [[West Virginia Mountaineers]] || 1 || 1 || .500
 
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| 2 || [[Baylor Bears]] || 0 || 2 || .000
 
| 2 || [[Baylor Bears]] || 0 || 2 || .000
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| 1 || [[TCU Horned Frogs]] || 0 || 1 || .000
 
 
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| 1 || [[UCF Knights]] || 0 || 1 || .000
 
| 1 || [[UCF Knights]] || 0 || 1 || .000
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| 1 || [[Texas Tech Red Raiders]] || 0 || 1 || .000
 
| 1 || [[Texas Tech Red Raiders]] || 0 || 1 || .000
 
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| 1 || [[West Virginia Mountaineers]] || 0 || 1 || .000
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| 1 || [[Oklahoma State Cowboys]] || 0 || 1 || .000
 
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| 2013 || [[Texas Longhorns]] || '''W 14-10''' || [[Washington State Cougars]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Cotton Bowl]] || [[LSU]]
 
| 2013 || [[Texas Longhorns]] || '''W 14-10''' || [[Washington State Cougars]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Cotton Bowl]] || [[LSU]]
 
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| 2014 || [[Kansas Jayhawks]] || '''L 17-42''' || [[Georgia Bulldogs]] || [[SEC]] || [[Sugar Bowl]] || [[Alabama]]
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| 2014 || [[Kansas Jayhawks]] || L 17-42 || [[Georgia Bulldogs]] || [[SEC]] || [[Sugar Bowl]] || [[Alabama]]
 
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| 2015 ||[[Oklahoma Sooners]] || '''W 20-6<br>W 41-23<br>W 43-40 (3OT)''' || [[Michigan State Spartans]]<br>[[Florida State Seminoles]]<br>[[Penn State Nittany Lions]] || [[Big Ten]]<br>[[ACC]]<br>[[Big Ten]] || [[Cotton Bowl]]<br>[[Chick-fil-a Bowl]]<br>[[2015 CFBHC Championship Game|National Championship Game]]|| [[Oklahoma]]
 
| 2015 ||[[Oklahoma Sooners]] || '''W 20-6<br>W 41-23<br>W 43-40 (3OT)''' || [[Michigan State Spartans]]<br>[[Florida State Seminoles]]<br>[[Penn State Nittany Lions]] || [[Big Ten]]<br>[[ACC]]<br>[[Big Ten]] || [[Cotton Bowl]]<br>[[Chick-fil-a Bowl]]<br>[[2015 CFBHC Championship Game|National Championship Game]]|| [[Oklahoma]]
 
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| 2016 ||[[Texas Longhorns]] || '''L 17-21''' || [[Notre Dame Fighting Irish]] || [[Independents]] || [[Peach Bowl]] || [[Notre Dame]]
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| 2016 ||[[Texas Longhorns]] || L 17-21 || [[Notre Dame Fighting Irish]] || [[Independents]] || [[Peach Bowl]] || [[Notre Dame]]
 
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| 2017 ||[[Texas Longhorns]] || '''W 23-20<br>W 27-24<br> W 34-19''' || [[Mississippi State Bulldogs]]<br>[[Boston College Eagles]]<br>[[Nebraska Cornhuskers]] || [[SEC]]<br>[[ACC]]<br>[[Big Ten]] || [[Fiesta Bowl]]<br>[[Rose Bowl]]<br>[[2017 CFBHC Championship Game|National Championship Game]] || [[Texas]]
 
| 2017 ||[[Texas Longhorns]] || '''W 23-20<br>W 27-24<br> W 34-19''' || [[Mississippi State Bulldogs]]<br>[[Boston College Eagles]]<br>[[Nebraska Cornhuskers]] || [[SEC]]<br>[[ACC]]<br>[[Big Ten]] || [[Fiesta Bowl]]<br>[[Rose Bowl]]<br>[[2017 CFBHC Championship Game|National Championship Game]] || [[Texas]]
 
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| 2018 ||[[Kansas Jayhawks]] || '''L 6-24''' || [[UCLA Bruins]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Cactus Bowl]] || [[Alabama]]
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| 2018 ||[[Kansas Jayhawks]] || L 6-24 || [[UCLA Bruins]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Cactus Bowl]] || [[Alabama]]
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| 2019 ||[[Oklahoma Sooners]] || L 30-33 || [[Alabama Crimson Tide]] || [[SEC]] || CFP Quarterfinal || [[Penn State]]
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| 2020 ||[[West Virginia Mountaineers]] || L 23-28 || [[LSU Tigers]] || [[SEC]] || CFP Quarterfinal || [[Penn State]]
 
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| 2019 ||[[Oklahoma Sooners]] || '''L 30-33''' || [[Alabama Crimson Tide]] || [[SEC]] || CFP Quarterfinal || TBD
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| 2021 ||[[TCU Horned Frogs]] || '''W 34-27'''<br>L 17-38 || [[Michigan Wolverines]]<br>[[Purdue Boilermakers]] || [[Big Ten]]<br>[[Big Ten]] || CFP Quarterfinal<br>CFP Semifinal || [[Purdue]]
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| 2022 ||[[Oklahoma Sooners]] || '''W 38-13'''<br>L 27-30 || [[San Diego State Aztecs]]<br> [[TCU Horned Frogs]] || [[MWC]]<br>[[Big XII]] || CFP Quarterfinal<br>CFP Semifinal || [[Auburn]]
 
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! Season !! Big 12 Runner Up !! Result !! Opponent !! Opp. Conf !! Bowl Game
 
! Season !! Big 12 Runner Up !! Result !! Opponent !! Opp. Conf !! Bowl Game
 
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| 2013 || [[UCF Knights]] || '''L 15-49''' || [[UCLA Bruins]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Fiesta Bowl]]
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| 2013 || [[UCF Knights]] || L 15-49 || [[UCLA Bruins]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Fiesta Bowl]]
 
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| 2014 || [[Baylor Bears]] || '''L 10-28''' || [[Oregon Ducks]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Alamo Bowl]]
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| 2014 || [[Baylor Bears]] || L 10-28 || [[Oregon Ducks]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Alamo Bowl]]
 
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| 2015 || [[Texas Tech]] || '''L 23-26''' || [[USC Trojans]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Hawaii Bowl]] (play-in game)
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| 2015 || [[Texas Tech]] || L 23-26 || [[USC Trojans]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Hawaii Bowl]] (play-in game)
 
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| 2016 || [[Oklahoma Sooners]] || '''W 28-14''' || [[Utah Utes]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Alamo Bowl]]
 
| 2016 || [[Oklahoma Sooners]] || '''W 28-14''' || [[Utah Utes]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Alamo Bowl]]
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| 2017 || [[West Virginia Mountaineers]] || '''W 49-14''' || [[California Golden Bears]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Alamo Bowl]]
 
| 2017 || [[West Virginia Mountaineers]] || '''W 49-14''' || [[California Golden Bears]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Alamo Bowl]]
 
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| 2018 || [[TCU Horned Frogs]] || '''L 14-38''' || [[USC Trojans]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Alamo Bowl]]
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| 2018 || [[TCU Horned Frogs]] || L 14-38 || [[USC Trojans]] || [[Pac-12]] || [[Alamo Bowl]]
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| 2019 || [[Baylor Bears]] || L 14-34 || [[Tennessee Volunteers]] || [[SEC]] || CFP Quarterfinal
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| 2020 || [[TCU Horned Frogs]] || L 18-28 || [[Georgia Bulldogs]] || [[SEC]] || [[Sugar Bowl]]
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| 2021 || [[Oklahoma State Cowboys]] || '''W 21-17''' || [[LSU Tigers]] || [[SEC]] || [[Sugar Bowl]]
 
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| 2019 || [[Baylor Bears]] || '''L 14-34''' || [[Tennessee Volunteers]] || [[SEC]] || CFP Quarterfinal
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| 2022 || [[TCU Horned Frogs]] || '''W 38-6'''<br>'''W 30-27'''<br>L 14-34 || [[Clemson Tigers]]<br>[[Oklahoma Sooners]]<br>[[Auburn Tigers]] || [[ACC]]<br>[[Big XII]]<br>[[SEC]] || CFP Quarterfinal<br>[[CFP Semifinal]]<br>[[National Championship Game]]
 
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[[Category:BIG 12]]
 
[[Category:BIG 12]]

Latest revision as of 10:19, 4 June 2019

Big 12 Championship Game
The-Big-12-Logo.jpg
Stadium AT&T Stadium
Location Arlington, TX
Played: 2013-present
Current
Champion: 		Oklahoma
Most
Championships 		Texas and Oklahoma (3)

The Big 12 Championship Game is the matchup between the winners of the Big 12 North Division and the Big 12 South Davision to determine the Big 12 champion, as well as the league's automatic bid to the Sugar Bowl against the SEC champion (barring a playoff appearance). With a 26-24 victory over TCU in the 2022 Big 12 Championship Game, Oklahoma is the reigning champion of the conference.. Texas and Oklahoma have won the most Big 12 championships (3), followed by Kansas (2) and West Virginia and TCU (1 each). Baylor, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, and former member UCF have all made appearances in the game.

Results

Pre-Division Format

In 2013, the Big 12 used a non-divisional format in which the top two teams in the final regular-season standings advanced to the championship game. The regular-season schedule was not a round-robin, so a championship game rematch was not guaranteed.

Season #1 Seed #2 Seed Site MVP
2013 #10 Texas Longhorns 42 UCF Knights 10 AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX Sterling Brown, RB Texas

Division Format

From 2014 to 2019, the Big 12 was divided into North and South divisions. Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma, and West Virginia were in the North Division; Baylor, Oklahoma State, TCU, Texas, and Texas Tech were in the South Division.

Season North Division South Division Site MVP
2014 #6 Kansas Jayhawks 35 #24 Baylor Bears 6 AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX Robert Medina, SS Kansas
2015 #4 Oklahoma Sooners 14 #2 Texas Tech Red Raiders 10 AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX Kavika Russell, TE Oklahoma
2016 #5 Oklahoma Sooners 17 #12 Texas Longhorns 20 AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX Ivory Hull, CB Texas
2017 #11 West Virginia Mountaineers 21 #1 Texas Longhorns 24 AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX Troy Marshall, CB Texas
2018 Kansas Jayhawks 17 #9 TCU Horned Frogs 13 AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX Eric Jennings, QB, Kansas
2019 #7 Oklahoma Sooners 35 #4 Baylor Bears 21 AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX Graham Burnett, QB, Oklahoma

Post-Division Format

Beginning with the schedule reform of 2020, the Big 12 returned to a non-divisional format in which the top two teams in the final regular-season standings would qualify for the conference championship game. The round-robin schedule means that the championship game is guaranteed to be a rematch.

Season #1 Seed #2 Seed Site MVP
2020 #7 West Virginia Mountaineers 49 TCU Horned Frogs 3 AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX Mohammed Foster QB, West Virginia
2021 #5 TCU Horned Frogs 20 #6 Oklahoma State Cowboys 13 AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX -
2022 #3 TCU Horned Frogs 24 #6 Oklahoma Sooners 26 AT&T Stadium * Arlington, TX Louis Dwyer, K, Oklahoma

Results by Team

Appearances School Wins Losses pct.
4 Oklahoma Sooners 3 1 .750
4 TCU Horned Frogs 1 3 .250
3 Texas Longhorns 3 0 1.000
2 Kansas Jayhawks 2 0 1.000
2 West Virginia Mountaineers 1 1 .500
2 Baylor Bears 0 2 .000
1 UCF Knights 0 1 .000
1 Texas Tech Red Raiders 0 1 .000
1 Oklahoma State Cowboys 0 1 .000

Winners Bowl Performance

Season Big 12 Champ Result Opponent Opp. Conf Bowl Game National Champ
2013 Texas Longhorns W 14-10 Washington State Cougars Pac-12 Cotton Bowl LSU
2014 Kansas Jayhawks L 17-42 Georgia Bulldogs SEC Sugar Bowl Alabama
2015 Oklahoma Sooners W 20-6
W 41-23
W 43-40 (3OT) 		Michigan State Spartans
Florida State Seminoles
Penn State Nittany Lions 		Big Ten
ACC
Big Ten 		Cotton Bowl
Chick-fil-a Bowl
National Championship Game		 Oklahoma
2016 Texas Longhorns L 17-21 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Independents Peach Bowl Notre Dame
2017 Texas Longhorns W 23-20
W 27-24
W 34-19 		Mississippi State Bulldogs
Boston College Eagles
Nebraska Cornhuskers 		SEC
ACC
Big Ten 		Fiesta Bowl
Rose Bowl
National Championship Game 		Texas
2018 Kansas Jayhawks L 6-24 UCLA Bruins Pac-12 Cactus Bowl Alabama
2019 Oklahoma Sooners L 30-33 Alabama Crimson Tide SEC CFP Quarterfinal Penn State
2020 West Virginia Mountaineers L 23-28 LSU Tigers SEC CFP Quarterfinal Penn State
2021 TCU Horned Frogs W 34-27
L 17-38 		Michigan Wolverines
Purdue Boilermakers 		Big Ten
Big Ten 		CFP Quarterfinal
CFP Semifinal 		Purdue
2022 Oklahoma Sooners W 38-13
L 27-30 		San Diego State Aztecs
TCU Horned Frogs 		MWC
Big XII 		CFP Quarterfinal
CFP Semifinal 		Auburn

Runner up's Bowl Performance

Season Big 12 Runner Up Result Opponent Opp. Conf Bowl Game
2013 UCF Knights L 15-49 UCLA Bruins Pac-12 Fiesta Bowl
2014 Baylor Bears L 10-28 Oregon Ducks Pac-12 Alamo Bowl
2015 Texas Tech L 23-26 USC Trojans Pac-12 Hawaii Bowl (play-in game)
2016 Oklahoma Sooners W 28-14 Utah Utes Pac-12 Alamo Bowl
2017 West Virginia Mountaineers W 49-14 California Golden Bears Pac-12 Alamo Bowl
2018 TCU Horned Frogs L 14-38 USC Trojans Pac-12 Alamo Bowl
2019 Baylor Bears L 14-34 Tennessee Volunteers SEC CFP Quarterfinal
2020 TCU Horned Frogs L 18-28 Georgia Bulldogs SEC Sugar Bowl
2021 Oklahoma State Cowboys W 21-17 LSU Tigers SEC Sugar Bowl
2022 TCU Horned Frogs W 38-6
W 30-27
L 14-34 		Clemson Tigers
Oklahoma Sooners
Auburn Tigers 		ACC
Big XII
SEC 		CFP Quarterfinal
CFP Semifinal
National Championship Game
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