Take Oklahoma State next week- inflated line

[hoopster42]

State had good D when they played Texas and Mizzou

that was a long time ago those mizzu and tex games, look at what happened at tt, they got obliterated in every stat category, they wont stop ou, but not sure ou will stop them either

[cantgetright]

Sooners o-line has been dominant since being called out for their poor performance against Texas. Defense also seems to have figured out how to play without Reynolds, although I still think OSU will have some success running the ball.

Sooners or pass for me.

[hoopster42]

i'll give you a sharper one, pags. check out the home/road opponents and youll get your answer why ok state scores more at home, its coz the competition has been much easier at home, ck it out:

at home:
v houston when houston had not turned it on yet, ok st scores 56
v missouri state, enuf said
v troy when troy was still figuring out the qb situation
v tex a&m who is horse shit
v baylor, improved but still baylor
v iowa state, who sucks

on the road
at missouri, the big 12 north champ for second straight season
at texas, enuf said
at tex tech, enuf said
at colorado, not a good team

so its not that they get 'more conservative' on the road, but more that they have played much better teams on the road, now they play the best team they have faced at home all season whose D is improving by the week

oklahoma -7 is a perfect line, no real value either way but if forced i go with the sooners -7

enjoy

see what happened now that the cowpokes played a real team at home?

bam, 20 pt smackdown

[ocho cinco]

Sooners roll baby.

[SBR Lou]

Would've been even larger a deficit if you account for the botched fumble that the officials overlooked at the start of the 2nd half in OSU territory (drive ultimately led to a TD), and if OU knew how to defend on kickoffs.

[The Seer]

Would've been even larger a deficit if you account for the botched fumble that the officials overlooked at the start of the 2nd half in OSU territory (drive ultimately led to a TD), and if OU knew how to defend on kickoffs.

What about OU's deflection for a TD?

[SBR Lou]

What about OU's deflection for a TD?

Ok fine. That cancels out the luck they had in not having that clear fumble spotted by the zebra with a dead-on view of the play, must've been day dreaming.