Cameron Kubena

Case McCoy's inconsistency and Oklahoma State's opportunistic secondary gives the Cowboys an advantage at quarterback but McCoy has the edge nearly everywhere else on offense. 

There will always be moments when someone’s ideal view of sports will be shattered.

No one likes losing streaks.

The last time the Texans lost four games in a row, Glover Quin was assisting game-winning Hail Marys and Mark Sanchez was a comeback machine.

The Jayhawks play with a heavy heart this weekend after a high school player committed to play for Kansas collapsed in the middle of a game and later died while Baker Mayfield has suffered an injury but not a season-ending one and Lache Seastrunk continues to make a case as a legitimate Heisman Trophy candidate. 

Even without David Ash available, Texas still has the edge over Iowa State at nearly every offensive position, thanks to skill position players like Johnathan Gray and Kendall Sanders, along with offensive linemen like Mason Walters and Kennedy Estelle. 

Despite allowing four sacks and failing to help Texas convert in short yardage situations in a loss to BYU last week, the Longhorns still have a better, more experienced offensive line than Ole Miss does.

The Houston Texans' defense loses some key parts but others, like Ed Reed and former Longhorn Michael Huff, can help them fill some holes. 

Former Texas safety Kenny Vaccaro and defensive end Alex Okafor are potential first-round picks while former Longhorn wide receiver Marquise Goodwin's blazing 4.27-second 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine helps his NFL draft stock.

Michael Jordan's 50th birthday this past weekend was practically made into a spectacle, but he shares his Feb. 17 birthday with another sports icon: Jim Brown.