Oklahoma vs. Kansas - College Football - Predictions, Betting Lines, Odds and Trends

A pair of the nation’s top running games clash when the Oklahoma Sooners (3-3) bring college football’s 22nd-ranked running game into a contest against the No. 19 Kansas Jayhawks (5-1), who have the No. 18 run game, on Saturday, October 15, 2022. The Sooners are 7-point favorites. The over/under in this contest is 64.5 points.

Oklahoma vs. Kansas Predictions

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Oklahoma vs. Kansas: Last 3 Games

Oklahoma has not covered the spread and is 0-3 overall over its past three contests.
Oklahoma has gone over the total twice in its past three games.
The Sooners have averaged a total of 62.3 combined points over their last three games, 2.2 less than this matchup’s total of 64.5.
Over its last three contests, Kansas has two wins against the spread, and is 0-3 overall.
Kansas’ past three games have not hit the over.
The Jayhawks total over the last three games is 0.5 points greater than the 64.5 total given for this matchup.

Oklahoma vs. Kansas Betting Trends

Oklahoma has covered the spread two times over six games with a set spread.
The Sooners have an ATS record of 2-2 when playing as at least 7-point favorites.
Oklahoma’s games have gone over the total twice this season.
Oklahoma has won 60% of the games this season when it was the moneyline favorite (3-2).
When it has played as a moneyline favorite with odds of -263 or shorter, Oklahoma has a record of 0-1 (75%).
Kansas has covered the spread five times over six games with a set total.
Kansas has an ATS record of 2-0-1 when playing as at least 7-point underdogs.
Games involving Kansas have hit the over on three occasions this season.
Kansas has won three of the four games it has played as an underdog this season.
Kansas has a record of 1-1 in games where bookmakers have them as underdogs of at least +210 on the moneyline.

Oklahoma vs. Kansas: Over/Under Trends

Oklahoma and its opponents have combined to score more than 64.5 points in a game twice this season.
In Kansas’ six games this season, have finished with more combined scoring than Saturday’s total of 64.5.
Together, the two teams combine for 70.6 points per game, 6.1 points more than the point total of 64.5 for this game.
The 55.5 points per game these two teams allow to opponents on average this season are 9.0 fewer than the 64.5 total in this contest.
On average, the over/under in Sooners games is 0.7 points fewer than the over/under of 64.5 points in this contest.
A difference of 2.1 points separates this game’s over/under (64.5 points) and the average total points bet in Jayhawks’ games (62.4 points) this season.

Oklahoma Players to Watch

Dillon Gabriel leads Oklahoma with 1,215 passing yards (202.5 ypg) on 85-of-133 passing with 11 touchdowns compared to zero interceptions this season. He also adds 126 rushing yards (21.0 ypg) on 25 carries while scoring two touchdowns on the ground.
Eric Gray’s team-high 519 rushing yards (86.5 per game) have come on 77 carries, with three touchdowns this year. He’s also tacked on 12 catches for 92 yards (15.3 per game).
This season Jovantae Barnes has collected 247 yards (41.2 per game) on 51 attempts with two touchdowns.
Marvin Mims’ 436 receiving yards (72.7 yards per game) lead the team. He has 23 receptions with three touchdowns.
Brayden Willis has racked up 210 receiving yards (35.0 yards per game) and four touchdowns, hauling in 15 passes this year.
Theo Wease’s 11 grabs have netted him 195 yards (32.5 ypg) and two touchdowns.

Kansas Players to Watch

Jalon Daniels has been a dual threat to lead Kansas in both passing and rushing. He has 1,072 passing yards (178.7 ypg), completing 66.7% of his passes and recording 11 touchdown passes and one interception this season. He’s rushed for 335 yards (55.8 ypg) on 53 carries with five rushing touchdowns.
The team’s top rusher, Devin Neal, has carried the ball 64 times for 421 yards (70.2 per game), with four touchdowns this year.
Luke Grimm’s team-high 281 receiving yards (46.8 yards per game) have come on 25 receptions with three touchdowns.
Lawrence Arnold has put up a 235-yard season so far (39.2 receiving yards per game) with one touchdown, hauling in 17 passes.
Quentin Skinner’s 12 receptions are good enough for 232 yards (38.7 ypg) and three touchdowns.