NCAAF – FREE PLAY: (325) Oklahoma Sooners vs. (326) Tennessee Volunteers

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Despite these two teams possessing identical 6-2 straight up records, and all with respect to the Oklahoma Sooners, I do feel the line of this game is way short. The Sooners have dropped two of their last three games, while failing to cover four of their last five outings. Meanwhile, the Volunteers have won four of their last five outings straight up, but, and I will admit are point spread poison, failing to cover five of their lift six games. If you look at the head-to-head matchups, the only recent meeting between these two teams was last September when Tennessee took a 25-15 win and cover as a 5.5-point favorite at Oklahoma. Basically, no defense has been able to slow down, let alone stop the nation’s third-ranked passing attack of the Volunteers. While the Sooners pass defense ranks 11th nationally, I still don’t see them containing their opponent in the air. Yes, the Oklahoma defense is one of the best in college football. But the Tennessee offense is so well-balanced. Their opponents, if they try to key on the air attack, get burned on the ground with a rushing unit accounting for nearly 200 yards per game (188.8 YPG). Just looking at the Sooners last outing at home against Mississippi, they got burned in the air for 315 yards passing. I feel the same thing is going to happen this week. Yes, defensively UT leaves a lot to be desired. And yes, I do feel OU can pass the ball a bit here and move the chains. But without a solid ground assault to keep their opponents defense honest, I think they’re going to be in big trouble here. I think this line should be closer to a touchdown. Take Tennessee. Thank you.