How to Bet Okie Lite vs Tx

[Tollboothmgr]

I'd say a parlay with TX -6.5 and the over (72.5)... figure the final score is gonna be in the range of 52-35 (Tx-17 and 87 tp) so seems like an easy call. Tx is at DKR, where they haven't beaten OSU since 2008, and that right there has gotta be a huge motivator for the home team. OSU has also won 4 straight in the series, plus 7 of the last 9. OSU brings a freshman QB on the road. OSU has one of the worst defenses in the Big 12, allowing nearly 390 pass ypg to go along with a rush defense that gives up more than 160 ypg. Combo those numbers with allowing close to 24 ppg. Statistically the only team below OSU is actually Texas, but playing LSU and their suddenly potent offense is the main reason for that. Now even though Texas is last in the conference in defense that is because of the one game they played against a statistically superior team. Texas leans on it's QB who should be able to pass and run at will against the Cowboys, even though he appears to currently be the only high-power weapon available in the backfield. On the flip side, OSU brings a 3-headed monster to Central Texas tonite. Chuba Hubbard leads the nation in rushing with 173 ypg, and their best receiver Tylan Wallace adds 130 ypg, which also leads the nation In fact, that's 40 ypg more than the second place receiver in the Big 12! (Texas' Devin Duvernay). Hubbard and Wallace together average 26 ppg which is nearly three times as much as the closest Texas player (the FG and XP kicker). Should be quite a close battle in the first half becoming dominated by Texas in the second half as the OSU defense wears down.

 

[Tollboothmgr]

I'd say a parlay with TX -6.5 and the over (72.5)... figure the final score is gonna be in the range of 52-35 (Tx-17 and 87 tp) so seems like an easy call. Tx is at DKR, where they haven't beaten OSU since 2008, and that right there has gotta be a huge motivator for the home team. OSU has also won 4 straight in the series, plus 7 of the last 9. OSU brings a freshman QB on the road. OSU has one of the worst defenses in the Big 12, allowing nearly 390 pass ypg to go along with a rush defense that gives up more than 160 ypg. Combo those numbers with allowing close to 24 ppg. Statistically the only team below OSU is actually Texas, but playing LSU and their suddenly potent offense is the main reason for that. Now even though Texas is last in the conference in defense that is because of the one game they played against a statistically superior team. Texas leans on it's QB who should be able to pass and run at will against the Cowboys, even though he appears to currently be the only high-power weapon available in the backfield. On the flip side, OSU brings a 3-headed monster to Central Texas tonite. Chuba Hubbard leads the nation in rushing with 173 ypg, and their best receiver Tylan Wallace adds 130 ypg, which also leads the nation In fact, that's 40 ypg more than the second place receiver in the Big 12! (Texas' Devin Duvernay). Hubbard and Wallace together average 26 ppg which is nearly three times as much as the closest Texas player (the FG and XP kicker). Should be quite a close battle in the first half becoming dominated by Texas in the second half as the OSU defense wears down.

Meant to mention the 3rd weapon in the OSU arsenal to watch for is the freshman QB Spencer Sanders, who throws for more than 215 ypg but that's 100 yds less than Texas best player, QB Sam Ehlinger.

 

[LonghornMM]

I went large on Texas team total over 41.5. OSU won't be able to stop Texas.

 

[Tollboothmgr]

I went large on Texas team total over 41.5. OSU won't be able to stop Texas.

totally agree. i said 52 so an even better play would be total team, texas minus and the over. ez money Mod

 

[Tollboothmgr]

totally agree. i said 52 so an even better play would be total team, texas minus and the over. ez money Mod

soooo that wasnt even close. woulda lost all 3 bets. short 5 on the total team, .5 on the spread and 6 on the over.

 

[clob94]

soooo that wasnt even close. woulda lost all 3 bets. short 5 on the total team, .5 on the spread and 6 on the over.

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