All-time Series Records Against Current & Former Big 12 Members
Baylor vs. the Big 12*| Baylor vs. |
Overall Record | at Waco | at Opponent's Venue |
at Neutral Site | Last 5 Meetings | Last 10 Meetings | Current Streak | Since Beginning of Big 12 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colorado | BU, 12-8 | BU, 6–2 | tie, 5-5 | tie, 1–1 | BU, 5–0 | BU, 8–2 | W 8 | BU, 12–5 |
| Iowa State | BU, 12–6 | BU, 7–1 | ISU, 3–4 | BU, 2–1 | BU, 4–1 | BU, 8–2 | W 1 | BU, 12–6 |
| Kansas | BU, 15–7 | BU, 7–2 | BU, 5–4 | BU, 3–1 | BU, 4–1 | BU, 9–1 | W 3 | BU, 14–5 |
| Kansas State | BU, 14–8 | BU, 7–1 | KSU, 4–3 | BU, 4–3 | BU, 5-0 | BU, 10–0 | W 10 | BU, 14-7 |
| Missouri | BU, 14–5 | BU, 8–1 | BU, 4–3 | BU, 2–1 | BU, 4–1 | BU, 8–2 | W 1 | BU, 13–4 |
| Nebraska | BU, 10–6 | BU, 6–2 | BU, 4–3 | NU, 0–1 | BU, 3–2 | BU, 7–3 | W 1 | BU, 10–6 |
| Oklahoma | OU, 24–13 | OU, 7–9 | OU, 6–11 | OU, 4–0 | BU, 3–2 | tied, 5–5 | W 2 | OU, 21–13 |
| Oklahoma State | BU, 24–10 | BU, 15–2 | OSU, 7-8 | BU, 2–0 | BU, 4–1 | BU, 7–3 | W 3 | BU, 23-10 |
| Texas | UT, 57–23 | UT, 14-23 | UT, 7-27 | UT, 1–6 | BU, 3–2 | tied 5-5 | W 2 | tie, 16–16 |
| Texas A&M | BU, 48–36 | BU, 25–13 | A&M, 16–18 | BU, 7–4 | BU, 4–1 | BU, 8–2 | L 1 | BU, 28–7 |
| Texas Tech | TT, 47–25 | TT, 11–20 | TT, 7–25 | BU, 7–2 | BU, 4–1 | BU, 9–1 | L 1 | BU, 17–16 |
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