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Game of the Week: Oklahoma State at Texas A&M

You might as well enjoy these Big 12 matchups while you can. Is it just me or does the Pac-12 add three more teams each weekend?

Oklahoma State at Texas A&M pits two of the top 20 scoring teams in the nation against each other.

Led by quarterback Brandon Weeden (384.7 pass yards per game, eight TDs and six INTs) and Justin Blackmon (109.7 receiving yards per game, three TDs), the Cowboys are averaging 52.3 points per game (third in nation). Their defense is a little suspect though, allowing 27.0 ppg. Tulsa managed 33 points against OSU this past weekend.

Texas A&M head coach Mike Sherman may be six years removed from the "Lambeau leap" and traded the frozen tundra for the heat and humidity of College Station, but his offense-first mentality remains. The Aggies are averaging 41.5 points per game (17th in nation).

The Aggies lost on a last-second field goal to the Cowboys in the 2010 meeting. Former quarterback, Jerrod Johnson threw four interceptions in that game. This season it's Ryan Tannehill behind center. The former wide receiver replaced Johnson at quarterback midway through last season and finished 2010 with 1638 yards and 13 touchdowns in eight games.

The WhatIfSports.com college football simulation engine "played" the Aggies and Cowboys 101 times and it's OSU winning 55.4 percent of the time by an average score of 38-35.

Arkansas at Alabama

The two SEC West foes meet a week after two differing outcomes in contests against members of the Sun Belt.

The Crimson Tide held the Mean Green of North Texas to 169 total yards in a 41-0 shutout.

The Razorbacks, on the other hand, had issues putting Troy to sleep in the second half. In fact, the Trojans outgained Arkansas 457-454. Bobby Petrino said in his post game press conference that he was frustrated with how the offense sputtered in 3rd and 4th quarters and allowed Troy to rally back.

Arkansas is adjusting to life without Ryan Mallett and the growing pains that come with it. Junior quarterback Tyler Wilson was in coach Petrino's crosshairs for much of that second half and took the brunt of his rage. Wilson has thrown for 822 yards with five touchdowns and two picks in the first three games of the season.

Alabama will counter the Arkansas passing game with their backfield workhorse, Trent Richardson. The big guy is averaging 6.3 yards per rush with eight trips to the end zone in 'Bama's first three games.

Nick Saban's team ranks second in the nation in points allowed with six. They allowed seven to Kent State, 11 to Penn State and as previously mentioned shutout North Texas.

The WhatIfSports.com college football simulation engine "played" Arkansas and Alabama 101 times and it's the Crimson Tide winning 70.4 percent of the time by an average score of 31-24.