It's still puzzling to me how Stanford is ranked ahead of Oregon in any poll, much less the BCS. The Cardinal didn't play in their conference title game, lost badly to the team that did and beat no one in the BCS top 25. Yet, it is what it is, I guess.
Are they punishing Oregon for "daring" to lose to the #1 team in the country before the tigers achieved that ranking? Is it about their common opponent USC, probably the hottest team in the conference in November, and how Oregon lost to the Trojans at home two weeks ago, while Stanford beat the Trojans in LA (before Halloween)?
Either way, it sounds like the Big 12 is only going to get one BCS bid--OSu's. KSU in Arlington, OU or Baylor to San Antonio (probably the latter), OU to Tempe and UT to San Diego. The aggie gets to come to Houston, which I would think it a good consolation prize in terms of a measure of exposure to recruits. ISU is probably in New York. Missouri may end up somewhere to which the conference isn't aligned--appropriate or ironic.