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College football wagering enthusiasts looking for plenty of offense should find plenty of it with the College football betting competition of Oklahoma State at Texas Tech. College football wagering odds makers will have their pick of two of the leading passing attacks in the country and two leading College football betting bowl competitors.




Kickoff is established for 3:30 PM Eastern Time and the sportsbook opened up with Texas Tech as a 3.5 point favorite. Fox Sports will telecast the game.

The #20 Cowboys have a record of 5-0 straight up and 4-1 with the College wagering probabilities. The Pokes have gone over the total in all 5 of their competitions. This past week Okie State beat Louisiana Lafayette 54-28 as 24 point road faves following trailing 21-17 at the half.

Brandon Weeden passed for 351 yards and 5 touchdowns while Kendall Hunter ran for 126 yards and a Td. Justin Blackmon had a phenomenal performance with 13 catches for 190 yards and 2 scores.

Oklahoma State ranks 2nd in the country for scoring but just 88th for total defense, including 118th against the pass which isn’t a great recipe for achievement against Texas Tech. Weeden is averaging 8.5 yards per pass attempt with a 69% completion rate and an 18/6 touchdown/interception percentage. Weeden was a short while ago named the Big 12 Player of the Week for his performance in the Cowboys’ win over Tulsa. He may have difficulty during this game, nonetheless, as 3 of his receivers are injured and perhaps not available for Saturday’s game.

Hunter provides strong balance with 700 yards and also a 6.4 yards per carry average. Blackmon has a whopping 47 catches for 16 yards per reception and 11 touchdowns.

The Texas Tech Red Raiders have a record of 3-2 straight up and 2-3 with the College wagering odds. Tech has gone over the total in 4 from 5 competitions this year. This past week the Texas Tech Red Raiders scored a 45-38 win over Baylor at Dallas’ Cotton Bowl as 2 point chalks. Taylor Potts passed for 462 yards and 4 touchdowns. He now leads the passing game for Texas Tech.

Potts previously served as the backup quarterback to Graham Harrell for the 2007 and 2008 seasons. In a win over Rice during the 2009 year, Potts was named the Big 12 Conference Offensive Player of the Week. He briefly took over the starting position during the 2009 year.

Tech ranks 17th in the country for scoring but 98th for points allowed and 114th against the pass. Potts has completed 66% of his passes for a mediocre 6.8 yards per attempt and a strong 7/4 touchdown to interception percentage.

These two squads competition incredibly well and even are near to being College football wagering carbon copies of each other. Home field might demonstrate to be the difference as the host has paid out in 5 from the last 6 fights between the squads. Texas Tech has paid out in 6 of their last 7 home games against the Pokes.


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