Griffin added some more impressive numbers to his glittering resume last week, completing 23-of-31 passing attempts for 346 yards and five touchdowns, but it was his first interception of the season that came at a very costly moment for the Bears in their 36-35 loss to Kansas State.

The Wildcats took advantage of that turnover and went on to kick a game-winning field goal with just over three minutes remaining, as Baylor suffered its first loss of the season. Senior WR Kendall Wright hauled in nine receptions for 201 yards and three touchdowns in the defeat.

Nonetheless, Griffin continues to lead the nation with 18 touchdown passes, an 82.3 completion percentage (93-of-113), and an astronomical QB rating of 230.3. He also ranks 20^th overall with 1,308 passing yards. The Bears had scored 154 points in three wins prior to last week’s loss.

Meanwhile the Cyclones are also sporting a 3-1 SU record after falling at home 37-14 to Texas last week, a game that was all but over at halftime with the Longhorns racing out to a 34-0 lead. Iowa State QB Steele Jantz completed 28-of-51 passing attempts for 251 yards with one touchdown and one pick, with WR Darius Reynolds catching six tosses for 70 yards and RB James White rushing for 64 yards on 11 carries with one touchdown.

Baylor, which fell from No. 15 to No. 25 in the AP rankings with the loss to Kansas State, are 4-0 ATS when facing the Cyclones at home in their past four matchups dating back to 1996.

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