Throw out the Iowa State game, and Kansas has combined for at least 62 points with opponents in their other six games this season, including last week's 52-42 fireworks display with the Sooners, which was with backup Jason Beane at quarterback, who will start again. The Jayhawks will be able to move the ball well on the Baylor defense, but the Bears will also get their points.
Baylor has averaged 32 ppg against Big 12 competition, and expect those numbers to be higher here as they go up against a Kansas team that is in the bottom 20 in both total and passing yards allowed. Kansas has also been showing signs of fatigue on defense, as they will be playing for the eighth straight week without a bye. Take the over with confidence.