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MORGANTOWN — You may have perused as of late that the Big 12 is a meeting experiencing significant change, such a large amount it that you positively don't have any desire to peruse any more, however we will give you one more glance at its condition of progress, yet not as you've seen it previously. 

This isn't about gathering realignment, for that is now a drained subject that currently anticipates something new to occur, before it merits returning to. 

This is, all things being equal, about another progress the meeting is making from a high-flying group based on quarterback arms and collector speed and physicality to one where Saturday's legends presently have become the ones who follow through on the ground. 

It isn't exactly back to the times of the Oklahoma stars Billy Vessels, Steve Owens and Billy Sims or Texas stars Earl Campbell or Ricky Williams, who fled from protectors while getting Heisman Trophies en route. 

However, the running match-up is making a rebound all through school football and surely in the Big 12, which as of late, has snatched up a ton of Heisman Trophies through its quarterback play. 

Do the names Sam Bradford, Oklahoma; Robert Griffin III, Baylor, Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma; and Kyler Murray, Oklahoma, ring a bell? What's more, that doesn't specify any semblance of Texas Tech's Pat Mahomes, WVU's Geno Smith, Kliff Kingsbury or Graham Harrell of Texas Tech. 

However, you can't stop development. Protections change, figure out how to surge the passer, figure out how to cover beneficiaries, power changes in offenses. 

Presently for what reason do we say that the change has grabbed hold of the Big 12 Conference this year? 

One explanation comes from an examination of the country's top quarterbacks by Pro Football Focus, a help that is turning out to be increasingly more regarded with its positioning of players through the game. Every week they grade each major part in each game and delivery the top players. 

At whatever year you would anticipate two, three, four quarterbacks to be among their best. 

Not this year. 

Valid, their No. 1 returning quarterback is Oklahoma's Spencer Rattler, who assumed control over the work as a redshirt green bean last year and, after an insecure beginning to the season, hit on fall directly in accordance with the wide range of various quarterbacks Coach Lincoln Riley has been ending up. 

Be that as it may, while he is No. 1 among quarterbacks, he is additionally the lone Big 12 quarterback in the Top 10. 

Also, however hard as it seems to be to envision, there is just a single Big 12 recipient among the top gathering, that being Rattler's top objective, Marvin Mims, who a year prior was the fourth alternative among collectors for the Sooners. 

Contemplate this briefly, however. The Big 12 groups, other than Oklahoma, have no highest level passers or collectors. 

Texas Tech, Oklahoma State, Baylor, West Virginia — none of them with best in class quarterbacks or wide collectors. 

What is the world coming to? 

In any case, look at what's occurred in the running match-up. 

No less than three of the best seven positioned running backs in the PFF evaluations are from the Big 12 and WVU's Leddie Brown isn't even among that gathering. 

Everybody here realizes how great Brown is. He outperformed 1,000 yards in last season's COVID-19 abbreviated timetable and he showed himself hazardous as a pass recipient. Also, he figures to be better this year, having dealt with his pass getting and course running abilities, and having what well might end up being proficient reinforcement that will give him a breather every so often. 

Before you go off and begin venting once again the way that Brown isn't getting the regard he merits and that PFF doesn't have a clue what's going on with it talking, may we call attention to that it records Dante Stills as the third best protective tackle in the nation, so perhaps they have their fingers directly on the beat of school football. 

Anyway, who has the running backs? 

All things considered, at No. 2 is Kansas State's moving sophomore Deuce Vaughn, who demonstrates that beneficial things can to be sure come in little bundles. Vaughn is only 5-foot, 5-inches tall yet he recoils those huge protective linemen and linebackers to his size with astonishing moves they can't stay aware of. 

He is exceptionally suggestive of previous Wildcat Darrell Sprowles, who came up only 21 yards — pardon the quip — shy of 5,000 vocation surging yards prior to playing 14 NFL seasons. 

Positioned directly behind him is Oklahoma's Kennedy Brooks, who should be very nice to be the third best returning running back when you consider he didn't play last year, quitting because of the COVID-19 infection. 

In 2018 and 2019 he was one of the top breakaway dangers in school football, PFF calling attention to that he had conveys of 10 yards or more on 23.4% of his hurrying endeavors in those two years. 

It's exceptionally conceivable that the PFF rankings really put the best running back in the Big 12 6th in the country and third in the group, that being Breece Hall, around whom the Iowa State offense is constructed. 

It's obvious, he was the country's hurrying chief with 1,562 yards last year and was one of just six backs in the nation to guarantee at least 200 conveys — again in a year with COVID-19 playing destruction with group's timetables, both the game and the training plans. 

Furthermore, as an interjection point on how the running match-up has assumed control over the Big 12, PFF added one running back to its Top 10 as somebody to watch and it ended up being Texas running back Bijan Robinson. 

Robinson was a five-star enlist a year prior and broke into the country's awareness over the last four games as he had 14 runs of at least 10 yards on 47 conveys, breaking 21 handles en route and acquiring almost nine yards after contact for every endeavor.