Oklahoma Sooners vs Tennessee Volunteers Point Spread Picks

Oklahoma snapped a losing streak in a big way with huge victories over Vanderbilt and Georgia while scoring 90-plus points in both. The Sooners outscored Georgia 53-35 in the second half on Saturday and shot 59 percent while hitting 14 of 25 3-point tries. Tae Davis led four double-figure scorers with 19 points. In the previous game, the Sooners jumped out to a 48-34 halftime lead on the road against Vanderbilt and won 92-91 as 11.5-point underdogs. Tennessee is just 6-8 ATS at home and 10-15 ATS overall this season. The Volunteers come off a 73-63 win over LSU, but didn't get the money as a 14.5-point favorite. Oklahoma averages 83.4 points per game, and Tennessee averages 81.0. Their 3-point stats are similar, with Oklahoma shooting 35.7 percent compared to 35.2 percent for the Volunteers. Take Oklahoma. 

After playing five in a row against top 25 opponents, Tennessee faces unranked Oklahoma. Tennessee's defense is No. 1 in the SEC in points allowed (59.6 per game) and in field goal shooting allowed (.363). The offense is seventh from area code three (34%) and fourth from the free-throw line as they come off wins over Florida (64-44) and Missouri (85-81). That defense is third in the country in points given up and tops in shooting allowed. Oklahoma is 3-6 in SEC action with a defense that is 13th in the 16-team conference in points surrendered (71.7 per game) and 14th in shooting allowed. The Sooners are on a 4-7 spread run, including home losses to Texas (77-73) and Texas A&M (80-78) as favorites. Play Tennessee.