Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma State Prediction, Odds, Picks & How to Watch NCAAF Saturday

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The Texas Tech Red Raiders (6-4, 4-3 Big 12) make the trip to Stillwater on Saturday afternoon to take on the Oklahoma State Cowboys (3-7, 0-7) in a Big 12 battle. Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m. ET on ESPN+.

Texas Tech is coming off a bye, but the week before that, the Red Raiders suffered a 41-27 loss at the hands of Colorado in part due to some questionable officiating calls.

Oklahoma State, meanwhile, has yet to win a conference game and is coming off a 38-13 drubbing against TCU in Fort Worth.

Texas Tech is a -3.5 favorite with an over/under 66. Let's dive into my Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma State predictions and college football picks for Saturday, Nov. 23.


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Texas Tech Red Raiders vs. Oklahoma State Cowboys Prediction

  • Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma State Pick: Oklahoma State +3.5

My Oklahoma State vs. Texas Tech best bet is on the Cowboys to cover the spread, with the best line currently available at bet365, according to our live NCAAF odds page.


Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma State Odds, Spread, Lines

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Saturday, Nov. 23
3:30 p.m. ET
ESPN+
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Texas Tech Odds
SpreadTotalMoneyline
-4.5
-110
64
-110 / -110
-195
Oklahoma State Odds
SpreadTotalMoneyline
+4.5
-110
64
-110 / -110
+162
Odds via Caesars. Get up-to-the-minute NCAAF odds here.
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  • Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma State Spread: Texas Tech -4.5
  • Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma State Over/Under: 64
  • Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma State Moneyline: Texas Tech ML -195 · Oklahoma State ML +162


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Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma State NCAAF Betting Preview

Who wants to back the corpse of Oklahoma State, which will amazingly play its first meaningless game (zero postseason chance) under Mike Gundy since 2005? I might be on an island with this one.

I've avoided the Pokes like the plague all season with one exception, which came after their first bye week when they got an easy cover at BYU in a game they should have won outright.

Well, I'm going back to the well following their second bye week; Gundy has gone 28-18 ATS (60.9%) with extra time to prepare.

I think this extremely veteran team will actually show up with a prideful effort in their final home game, trying to avoid a winless Big 12 campaign.

Plus, I'm not sure where Texas Tech is at mentally. The Red Raiders have already clinched bowl eligibility and were essentially eliminated from Big 12 contention in their most recent game in a loss at home vs. Colorado prior to their own second bye week.

For what it's worth, the Red Raiders got blasted by 24 at home after their first bye. Plus, they're also still pretty beat up on both sides of the ball. I could see them coming out extremely flat.

It's possible that running back Tahj Brooks just runs wild against a porous Pokes run defense that has been decimated by injuries.

However, even if that's the case, there's no reason why Oklahoma State can't keep up against a terrible Texas Tech defense I have rated in the same neighborhood as Oklahoma State's. This could easily turn into a shootout.


Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma State Matchup Analysis

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Texas Tech Offense vs. Oklahoma State Defense
Offense
Defense
Edge
Rush Success65102
Line Yards52125
Pass Success87112
Havoc57101
Finishing Drives1751
Quality Drives47108
Oklahoma State Offense vs. Texas Tech Defense
Offense
Defense
Edge
Rush Success10172
Line Yards8344
Pass Success44102
Havoc20112
Finishing Drives5075
Quality Drives99110
Pace of Play / Other
PFF Tackling129133
PFF Coverage128122
Special Teams SP+2765
Middle 85493
Seconds per Play23.6 (11)24.0 (14)
Rush Rate47% (102)44% (116)

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How to Bet My Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma State Pick

It's rare to see a performance from Oklahoma State under Gundy like this. However, I think he'll have his team ready to pick up its first Big 12 win on Senior Day.

For what it's worth, Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire is 0-3 against the spread as the road favorite of three-plus points, failing to cover by an average of 15 points per game. The Red Raiders lost all three of those games outright.

It was difficult to hit the submit button on this Oklahoma State team, but I have a gut feeling it shows up — and I project this under a field goal.

Pick: Oklahoma State +3.5 or Better


Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma State Start Time, TV Channel, Location, How to Watch

Location:Boone Pickens Stadium, Stillwater, OK
Date:Saturday, Nov. 23
Kickoff Time:3:30 p.m. ET
TV / Streaming:ESPN+

Texas Tech heads to Stillwater on Saturday, Nov. 23 to take on Oklahoma State at 3:30 p.m. ET on ESPN+.


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About the Author
Stuckey is a senior betting analyst at Action Network, focusing on college football, college basketball, and the NFL. He hosts The Action Network Podcast and co-hosts the Big Bets on Campus podcast with Collin Wilson and Brett McMurphy. Stuckey was Action Network’s first content hire in 2017, helping launch their award-winning app, and continues to work closely with their development team. A CFA Charterholder, Stuckey has been betting since 2003 and has a background as a derivatives analyst in the financial industry. He holds an MBA from George Washington University.

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