Oklahoma vs. Kansas State preview, odds, prediction, TV channel, live stream
Oklahoma and Kansas State will go head-to-head in a Big 12 and here’s how you should be betting on the game and how you can watch.
The Sooners dominated TCU last weekend, 52-27, behind 213 passing yards and four touchdowns from quarterback Kyler Murray. This was a big win to get back on track after the loss to rival Texas the previous game before the bye week. The Heisman Trophy candidate also added 51 rushing yards.
Their running backs produced quality efforts, as well, with 268 combined yards from Trey Sermon and Kennedy Brooks for three touchdowns. Brooks looked like the better back of the two and could get a bigger workload moving forward.
Lincoln Riley’s squad, however, remains behind Texas in the Big 12 standings following the Red River Rivalry game. So it essentially requires winning out for the rest of the season to get to the Big 12 Championship Game, unless the Longhorns falter, but mainly to keep the team’s College Football Playoff hopes alive.
Kansas State took down Oklahoma State, 31-12, on Oct. 13 behind Alex Barnes’ 181 yards and four touchdowns to get within one game of .500 at 3-4. The Wildcats have the rushing attack to work against the Sooners, but also need work from Skylar Thompson through the air. Can he attempt to close in on what Murray does?
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Details on how to watch Oklahoma vs. Kansas State online are below. This includes the start time, TV info, live stream and more:
Date: Saturday, Oct. 27
Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
Location: Norman, OK
Venue: Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium
TV info: Fox
Live stream: Fox Sports Go, fuboTV
Prediction: Oklahoma and Kansas State will clash on Fox, with a stream available on Fox Sports Go. Which team walks out with their latest conference win? This may not be a blowout, but Oklahoma should win by double-digits after overwhelming Bill Snyder’s group, 35-24.