Scoring in all six previous Baylor games have at least reached the 60s, with one in the 70s and another in the 80s. Four of West Virginia's nine outings have hit the 60s. The Mountaineers can feel confident they'll keep pace offensively with the potent Bears now that QB Garrett Greene has been green-lighted to play. He has sat out the past two games. Also back is No. 2 receiver Hudson Clement, who missed the latest game, giving Greene one of his favorite targets. Big 12 rankings for the two defenses: 11th and 13th.

These teams have had similar trajectories. Both have likely underachieved relative to their talent levels, while also recovering just in time to make a run at a bowl bid. With the home-field edge and what we feels is the slightly more complete club, we're backing the Mountaineers to get their sixth win of the season and end Baylor's three-game winning streak.