Who’s gonna win?

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Oklahoma-Missouri was so good the first time, they’ve decided to do it again.

Sooners v. Tigers.

Stoops v. Pinkel.

Saturday.

This, my friends, is big. The Sooners will face the top-ranked Tigers in the Big 12 Championship game on Saturday. Everyone knows that, of course.

What we don’t know is who will win.

I have no crystal ball, but I do have my predictions. And after having seen Missouri up close last weekend against Kansas, I suspect my guess is as good as any.

Missouri is a better team than when they played in Norman back in October. That’s because its offense has improved. The Tigers were pretty darn good when the Sooners faced them before, rolling up 31 points, but they are clicking even more now.

Chase Daniel is the real deal. He might even end up being this year’s Heisman Trophy winner. He has a poise and confidence about him out there on the field that is fun to watch.

Because of the spread offense that the Tigers run, Daniel has to throw lots passes into tight coverages. And because he is slightly undersized, he has to find those seams not only in the defense but also between his blocking offensive linemen.

He’s got a task that seems like it’d be about as easy as Frogger crossing the street.

But Daniel makes it look easy.

And he is helped, too, by the return of Tony Temple. The Missouri running back was hobbled when last the Tigers played the Sooners. The run game isn’t a big part of Missouri’s offense, but Temple gives it another option. That keeps defenses a little more honest and makes Daniel that much more dangerous.