TCU beating Oklahoma. West Virginia stunning Baylor. Heck, even Kansas beating up Iowa State.

Most of us didn't see those upsets coming. Three-fourths of the way through this Big 12 season, we have had a few surprise results. Why can't there be one more?

Kansas State, Texas, West Virginia and Oklahoma State all have a shot to shake up the Big 12 title race and create a little chaos in the next month if they can pull off a big-time upset.

The Wildcats can go down to Waco on Dec. 6 with a 9-2 record and a chance to earn a Big 12 title trophy. You think they want a share of the Bears' crown? Don't forget what happened last time K-State made that trip: Baylor clobbered the No. 1 team in the BCS in 2012, spoiling their national title hopes with a 52-24 upset. Time for some payback, right?

Texas gets a similar opportunity for revenge. TCU spoiled its Thanksgiving when they first met as Big 12 foes in 2012. This time, the Horned Frogs have everything at stake when they head to Austin on Nov. 27. This is Texas' season finale and perhaps its last shot to reach bowl eligibility.

Then you have West Virginia's Thursday night meeting with K-State on Nov. 20. The Wildcats aren't out of this race yet, but a mid-week visit to Morgantown won't be fun. It's going to be a cold night and a long fight.

Your last option for a Big 12 stunner: What if Oklahoma State, tired of being overlooked and refusing to end its season with six straight losses, goes to McLane Stadium and gives Baylor more heartbreak? The Pokes have lost to Baylor just once in the past eight seasons.

Which of those four has the best shot at making that happen? You tell us.