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    Don’t Feed The Bears – OSU is Baylor’s last chance to make a move in the BCS

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    In this week’s edition of Don’t Feed the Bears, Greg DeVries and Daniel Hill recap Baylor’s 63-34 win over Texas Tech and look ahead to the showdown in Stillwater. Can the No. 4 Bears overcome ESPN’s College GameDay and the No. 10 Oklahoma State Cowboys on the road? Baylor’s slow starts in featured matchups worry the guys, but ultimately both think the Bears will stay perfect. Do the Bears have any chance of moving into the BCS title game behind Alabama, Florida State and Ohio State? The guys also give their NFL Power Rankings one through five. Daniel thinks Russell Wilson should be the MVP of the NFL, while Greg votes in favor of the man called MegaTron. You can follow the hosts @GregDeVries3000 and @D_Hill80 on Twitter.

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