With one game left in the regular season, the CU Buffs need some help to reach the Big 12 championship game. After losing to Kansas on Saturday, the Buffs are tied with three teams — Arizona State, BYU and Iowa State — with a 6-2 conference record. However, Colorado’s overall record (8-3) is slightly behind the others, who all sit at 9-2. Colorado needs to beat Oklahoma State (3-8) at Folsom Field on Saturday and then hope for the best. Here’s a look at Buffs’ path to the championship game, according to the Big 12: If two teams tie with a 7-2 record: The two tied teams at 7-2 will be the Championship game participants. Colorado gets in if it wins and two of the other three 6-2 teams lose. If three teams tie with a 7-2 record: If Colorado loses: Arizona State vs. Iowa State If Arizona State loses: Iowa State vs. BYU If Iowa State loses: Arizona State vs. BYU If BYU loses: If Texas Tech defeats West Virginia, then If Baylor beats Kansas and Cincinnati beats TCU: Colorado vs. Iowa State Otherwise: Colorado vs. Arizona State If West Virginia defeats Texas Tech: Arizona State vs. Iowa State If four teams tie at 7-2: Arizona State vs. Iowa State For teams entering the week 5-3, they must win and see at least three of the four 6-2 teams take a loss. Related Articles College Sports | AP college football poll, Week 14: CU Buffs sink after loss, Oregon still No. 1 College Sports | Heisman Watch: How CU Buffs’ Travis Hunter stacked up against Ashton Jeanty, Cam Ward and Co. College Sports | Renck: “Intoxicated by attention,” Coach Prime’s CU Buffs look soft in sobering loss to Kansas College Sports | Wrong Sanders in headline as Shilo, defense struggle to stop “Real Deal” Neal in CU Buffs’ loss at Kansas College Sports | CU Buffs vs. Kansas football: How to watch, storylines and staff predictions Want more sports news? Sign up for the Sports Omelette to get all our analysis on Denver’s teams.