Road Warriors: The best team on the road in the new Big 12 era

For the best teams in college football, it is more than just winning games at home, you must win your fair share of games on the road.

Since the new era of the Big 12 Conference began in 2012, the Oklahoma Sooners have been the best team in their home stadium. When hosting teams at Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, the Crimson and Cream have won 85.2% of those contests. Given they have a combined 96-22 record, they have shown that they can go on the road and come out victorious.

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Which school has the best home-field advantage in new Big 12 era

Sooners Wire took a look at each team’s road record since 2012 when Texas Christian and West Virginia joined the fray. All road wins include games played on neutral sites. Which Big 12 school reigns supreme as the conference’s true road warriors?

Kansas Jayhawks

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Record: 2-47 (.041 winning percentage)

Best Season: 2019 (1-4) Worst Season: 2012, 2014, & 2016 (0-6)

Iowa State Cyclones

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Record: 18-30 (.375 winning percentage)

Best Season: 2017 (4-2) Worst Season: 2015 (0-6)

Texas Tech Red Raiders

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Record: 19-31 (.380 winning percentage)

Best Season: 2017 (4-2) Worst Season: 2020 (0-4)

West Virginia Mountaineers

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Record: 22-26 (.458 winning percentage)

Best Season: 2016 (4-1) Worst Season: 2020 (0-4)

Kansas State Wildcats

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Record: 22-23 (0.489 winning percentage)

Best Season: 2012 (4-1) Worst Season: 2018 (0-5)

Baylor Bears

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Record: 26-26 (.500 winning percentage)

Best Season: 2014, 2015, & 2019 (5-1) Worst Season: 2020 (0-5)

Texas Longhorns

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Record: 26-26 (.500 winning percentage)

Best Season: 2012, 2013, & 2018 (4-2) Worst Season: 2016 (1-5)

Texas Christian Horned Frogs

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Record: 29-22 (.569 winning percentage)

Best Season: 2012 (5-1) Worst Season: 2013 (1-5)

Oklahoma State Cowboys

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Record: 30-19 (.612 winning percentage)

Best Season: 2015 (5-0) Worst Season: 2012 & 2018 (1-4)

Oklahoma Sooners

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Record: 47-8 (.855 winning percentage)

Best Season: 2017 (7-0) Worst Season: 2013 (4-2)

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