As unfair it may seem to some, the fact remains, the Oklahoma Sooners will be representing the South in the Big 12 Championship Saturday against the Missouri Tigers. Odds makers are calling the Sooners heavy favorites in the controversial conference final. College football betting lines have Oklahoma at -16.5 with the total sitting at 79.

Putting all the BCS non-sense aside, Saturday's match-up should be very interesting. Oklahoma comes in at 11-1 and looks to continue to roll offensively and advance to an opportunity to play for a National Championship against the winner of the SEC Championship between Florida and Alabama.

This one will bring offense, offense and more offense. Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford will have surgery on his non-throwing hand on Sunday and will wear a splint against Missouri. Sooners coach Bob Stoops said Bradford has had no problems operating with the injury and should not be affected.

"He feels good with it and should be even better than a week ago in that we have a plan for it and he has something to brace it," Stoops said. "Our trainers did a great job taping him up last weekend, but this will give him more support. He's able to operate under center and do everything we normally do."

Missouri quarterback Chase Daniel will be the other half of the scoring frenzy. Daniel has thrown for over 3,800 yards and 34 touchdowns and should have a field day against a Sooners defense that gave up 41 points last week to Oklahoma State.

As crazy as this may sound, take the over 79 points in this one. Neither defense will be able to stop these high-powered offenses. Punters won't get much work on Saturday.