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There are no injuries for this team currently.

Cowboys 2024 Schedule & Betting Odds

dateopponentscorespreadover/undermoneyline
Dec 28thTA&MW 31-23-3.5 WU 56OKST -181
Dec 2nd@TEXL 21-49+14.5 LO 57.5TEX +470
Nov 25thBYUW 40-34-16.5 LO 56.5OKST -780
Nov 18th@HOUW 43-30-6.5 WO 57.5OKST -280
Nov 11th@UCFL 3-45-2 LU 64UCF -132
Nov 4thOUW 27-24+6 WU 62OKST +195
Oct 29thCINW 45-13-7.5 WO 52.5OKST -298
Oct 21st@WVUW 48-34+3 WO 49OKST +125
Oct 14thKUW 39-32+3 WO 54OKST +118
Oct 6thKSUW 29-21---

Oklahoma State 2023 Season Preview

The Oklahoma State Cowboys enter the 2023 football season amid a mixture of anticipation and uncertainty. After finishing last year with a 7-6 record, the team is set to face notable challenges on both the offensive and defensive fronts.

The quarterback position sees a significant change, as Alan Bowman, formerly of Michigan and Texas Tech, is anticipated to take charge. The team hopes for a revival of Bowman's earlier college years, particularly his impressive performance as a true freshman at Texas Tech. With experienced head coach Mike Gundy at the helm, the offense aims to fortify its running game and capitalize on the skills of returning top receiver Brennan Presley. Transfers De’Zhaun Stribling and Arland Bruce IV are poised to make immediate impacts as well. The Cowboys finished 2022 with a respectable 27.9 points per game, which was good enough for the 60th best scoring offense in the country.

On the defensive side, Oklahoma State is undergoing a transition to a 3-3-5 scheme, mirroring the success of conference rival Iowa State. Notably, Collin Oliver's shift from defensive end to linebacker is expected to enhance the unit's flexibility. The secondary is anchored by standout Kendal Daniels, who garnered accolades as All-Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year. Key transfers, Justin Wright and Anthony Goodlow, are anticipated to bolster the defense as well. The development of this unit will be particularly important for Oklahoma State in 2023, as they Cowboys allowed 30.8 PPG to opponents in 2022.

Ultimately, most expect an uphill battle for OKST this year with consensus +3734 odds to win the Big 12. This puts them at 9 out of 14 in conference odds.

Betting on the Oklahoma State Cowboys

Oklahoma State Spread

The Cowboys likely lost their spread bettors money in 2022, as Oklahoma State went only 6-7 against the spread (ATS). The point spread is one of the most common bets in college football; it's a wager on whether or not the favorite will win by a certain number of points.

Let’s use an example to illustrate:

  • Oklahoma Sooners (+2.5)
  • Oklahoma State Cowboys (-2.5)

The favored team is denoted with a minus sign (-), while the underdog is given a plus sign (+). In this case, Oklahoma State is a 2.5-point favorite over the visiting Sooners. That means that bets on the Cowboys to cover the spread would win only if State won the game by a field goal or more. Tickets on the Sooners would cash if Oklahoma won the game outright or lost by just one or two points.

Oklahoma State Moneylines

Instead of worrying about a margin of victory, many bettors prefer to wager on the moneyline instead. The moneyline is a bet on which team will win the game outright. Just like point spreads, the favored team is marked with a minus sign (-) and the underdog with a plus (+).

Reusing our example from earlier, we get moneyline odds that look like this:

  • Oklahoma Sooners +110
  • Oklahoma State Cowboys -130

The numbers next to the +/- signs are the odds, written in American format. It’s easiest to understand them in increments of $10 or $100. Since the Cowboys are -130 favorites, that means it would take a bet of $130 to win $100 if Oklahoma State won the game. Betting on the underdog Sooners at +110 means a $100 wager wins $110 if Oklahoma wins the game outright.

Oklahoma State Over/Unders

There’s also an easy way to bet on Oklahoma State games that doesn’t involve betting them to win or lose by any number of points: Over/unders, also referred to as totals, are bets on the number of points both teams combine to score.

If the total for our game above was 58 points, over bettors would need more points than that to cash their ticket, while the under would win if fewer points were scored. In the event of an exact tie (58 points on the dot in this case), wagers on the total would “push,” and all bettors would be refunded their initial wager.

Oklahoma State hit the over on 46.2% of their games last season.

Oklahoma State Props

Prop bets are bets that can’t be neatly sorted into one of the above categories. They cover an assortment of bets from wagers on one player’s statistical output to the exact number of points a team will win by.

Player props are any type of bet on one player’s performance in a given game: For example, you could bet on RB LD Brown to go over or under a certain number of rushing yards, receiving yards, or a combination of them. You could also bet on him to score the first touchdown, or the last touchdown, or a touchdown at any time.

Game props are most often on discrete events across a Cowboys game, such as who will win the coin toss, whether or not the first kickoff will be a touchback, or which quarterback will throw for more yards. Make sure to shop for the best props with the Action Network app.

Oklahoma State Futures

Not every bet wins or loses at the final whistle: Futures are bets on markets that won’t resolve until the end of the season, like bets on who wins the Heisman or the national championship.

Most futures are bet before the season starts, but books will often keep their most popular futures markets open all season long. Future bets can be on a team’s performance, like betting the Cowboys' season win total over or that Oklahoma State will win the Big 12, or they can be on an individual, like QB Spencer Sanders to throw for a certain amount of touchdowns or to win the Heisman. Read our sportsbook reviews to find the book with the best futures for you.

Cowboys Injuries

All NCAAF Injuries

There are no injuries for this team currently.

Oklahoma State 2023 Season Preview

The Oklahoma State Cowboys enter the 2023 football season amid a mixture of anticipation and uncertainty. After finishing last year with a 7-6 record, the team is set to face notable challenges on both the offensive and defensive fronts.

The quarterback position sees a significant change, as Alan Bowman, formerly of Michigan and Texas Tech, is anticipated to take charge. The team hopes for a revival of Bowman's earlier college years, particularly his impressive performance as a true freshman at Texas Tech. With experienced head coach Mike Gundy at the helm, the offense aims to fortify its running game and capitalize on the skills of returning top receiver Brennan Presley. Transfers De’Zhaun Stribling and Arland Bruce IV are poised to make immediate impacts as well. The Cowboys finished 2022 with a respectable 27.9 points per game, which was good enough for the 60th best scoring offense in the country.

On the defensive side, Oklahoma State is undergoing a transition to a 3-3-5 scheme, mirroring the success of conference rival Iowa State. Notably, Collin Oliver's shift from defensive end to linebacker is expected to enhance the unit's flexibility. The secondary is anchored by standout Kendal Daniels, who garnered accolades as All-Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year. Key transfers, Justin Wright and Anthony Goodlow, are anticipated to bolster the defense as well. The development of this unit will be particularly important for Oklahoma State in 2023, as they Cowboys allowed 30.8 PPG to opponents in 2022.

Ultimately, most expect an uphill battle for OKST this year with consensus +3734 odds to win the Big 12. This puts them at 9 out of 14 in conference odds.

Betting on the Oklahoma State Cowboys

Oklahoma State Spread

The Cowboys likely lost their spread bettors money in 2022, as Oklahoma State went only 6-7 against the spread (ATS). The point spread is one of the most common bets in college football; it's a wager on whether or not the favorite will win by a certain number of points.

Let’s use an example to illustrate:

  • Oklahoma Sooners (+2.5)
  • Oklahoma State Cowboys (-2.5)

The favored team is denoted with a minus sign (-), while the underdog is given a plus sign (+). In this case, Oklahoma State is a 2.5-point favorite over the visiting Sooners. That means that bets on the Cowboys to cover the spread would win only if State won the game by a field goal or more. Tickets on the Sooners would cash if Oklahoma won the game outright or lost by just one or two points.

Oklahoma State Moneylines

Instead of worrying about a margin of victory, many bettors prefer to wager on the moneyline instead. The moneyline is a bet on which team will win the game outright. Just like point spreads, the favored team is marked with a minus sign (-) and the underdog with a plus (+).

Reusing our example from earlier, we get moneyline odds that look like this:

  • Oklahoma Sooners +110
  • Oklahoma State Cowboys -130

The numbers next to the +/- signs are the odds, written in American format. It’s easiest to understand them in increments of $10 or $100. Since the Cowboys are -130 favorites, that means it would take a bet of $130 to win $100 if Oklahoma State won the game. Betting on the underdog Sooners at +110 means a $100 wager wins $110 if Oklahoma wins the game outright.

Oklahoma State Over/Unders

There’s also an easy way to bet on Oklahoma State games that doesn’t involve betting them to win or lose by any number of points: Over/unders, also referred to as totals, are bets on the number of points both teams combine to score.

If the total for our game above was 58 points, over bettors would need more points than that to cash their ticket, while the under would win if fewer points were scored. In the event of an exact tie (58 points on the dot in this case), wagers on the total would “push,” and all bettors would be refunded their initial wager.

Oklahoma State hit the over on 46.2% of their games last season.

Oklahoma State Props

Prop bets are bets that can’t be neatly sorted into one of the above categories. They cover an assortment of bets from wagers on one player’s statistical output to the exact number of points a team will win by.

Player props are any type of bet on one player’s performance in a given game: For example, you could bet on RB LD Brown to go over or under a certain number of rushing yards, receiving yards, or a combination of them. You could also bet on him to score the first touchdown, or the last touchdown, or a touchdown at any time.

Game props are most often on discrete events across a Cowboys game, such as who will win the coin toss, whether or not the first kickoff will be a touchback, or which quarterback will throw for more yards. Make sure to shop for the best props with the Action Network app.

Oklahoma State Futures

Not every bet wins or loses at the final whistle: Futures are bets on markets that won’t resolve until the end of the season, like bets on who wins the Heisman or the national championship.

Most futures are bet before the season starts, but books will often keep their most popular futures markets open all season long. Future bets can be on a team’s performance, like betting the Cowboys' season win total over or that Oklahoma State will win the Big 12, or they can be on an individual, like QB Spencer Sanders to throw for a certain amount of touchdowns or to win the Heisman. Read our sportsbook reviews to find the book with the best futures for you.