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It's not like the ÃÛÁÄÖ±²¥ from Ogden, Utah, are newbies. But neither is it like Weber State has been in the football news much. The Weber ÃÛÁÄÖ±²¥ entered last season with a 339-339-3 record, the only team in college football with an exact .500 record. (Weber State is now 343-347-3).

Weber State has never played 12 Big 12 teams ÃÛÁÄÖ±²¥, Colorado, Baylor, Houston, TCU, Cincinnati, Oklahoma State, Kansas, KSU, Iowa State, West Virginia or UCF. Its combined record against the other Big 12 schools is 0-12, having gone 0-7 against Utah, 0-3 against BYU and losing its lone appearance to ASU and Texas Tech.

Speaking of Weber's .500 record, the Big 12 has a slew of .500-type football programs dating the last 125 years, proof of its fair-to-middlin' reputation.

ASU has the highest lifetime winning percentage in the Big 12, going 649-427-24, or 60.1%, the only conference school to reach 60% football success. How good is that? ASU is ranked No. 26 nationally in career won-lost record.

The Sun Devils are followed in this order by winning Big 12 programs:

30. Utah: 724-479-31, or 59.9%

31. West Virginia: 787-533-45, or 59.3%

38. BYU: 627-445-37, or 58.2%

43. Colorado: 732-548-36, or 57%

58. ÃÛÁÄÖ±²¥: 637-507-33, or 55.5%

60. Texas Tech: 605-486-32, or 55.3%

63. UCF: 297-242-1, or 55.1%

68. TCU: 694-578-57, or 54.4%

70. Houston: 476-402-15, or 54.1%

78. Oklahoma State: 640-581-48, or 52.3%

81. Cincinnati: 664-604-51, or 51.9%

89. Baylor: 633-607-44, or 51.0%

All other Big 12 schools have lifetime losing records. At the bottom is Iowa State, 577-681-46, or 46%.