- The point total between Tulsa and Oklahoma State is set at 54.
- There are +110 odds for the total to stay under 52.5 points.
STILLWATER, Okla. – An in state battle in college football is slated to kick off Friday Night college football between the Oklahoma State Cowboys and Tulsa Golden Hurricane.
There is no hiding that this could be one of the sloppiest games that we’ve seen all season. With that said, we are bypassing all odds for a winner and heavily leaning on the under at online sportsbooks in this one. So much so that we are even looking at the plus money value for an alternate under in total points.
Tulsa Vs. Oklahoma State
- Moneyline: Tulsa (+350) vs. Oklahoma State (-480)
- Spread: Oklahoma State -12.5
- Total: 54
Fade The Points At Will
Tulsa Vs. Oklahoma State Alternate Point Total
- Over 52.5 -145
- Under 52.5 +110
There is no reason that college football betting sites should be listing this point total anywhere above 50 points. Those looking to make the argument that both defenses lack should also seriously take into account that both offenses have been just as bad, if not worse.
Getting into the numbers, these two offenses have combined for just 39 points per game. They are also both on the cusp of the set point total as well, with Tulsa’s average game total coming in at 47.3 ppg while Oklahoma State is seeing 53 ppg.
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Although Oklahoma State is letting up just more than the alternate total, the majority of that came in just one game, which was their 69-3 loss to Oregon in Week 2. Their opening game of the year saw just 27 points scored.
On the Tulsa side, two of their three games stayed under 45 total points. They are averaging 24 ppg on offense thus far in three games.
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