Kansas State Wildcats vs Oklahoma Sooners Point Spread Picks

Kansas State has gone UNDER all three games this season while allowing an average of fewer than 10 points per game. The Wildcats were upset by Tulane 17-10 as QB Adrian Martinez had another subpar performance throwing for 150 yards and one touchdown and Deuce Vaughn ran for 81 yards, but the Wildcats were 3-for-18 on third and fourth down conversions. However, the defense did the same to the Green Wave, who were 2-for-13 in those situations. Kansas State has stayed UNDER eight of its past 10 games dating to last season when it allowed 21 points per game. Oklahoma has gone UNDER all three of its games in 2022, including a 33-3 rout against Kent State two weeks ago that went UNDER by 37 points. The Sooners have allowed an average of only 10 points per game after destroying Nebraska 49-14 on Saturday and they are 5-2 UNDER their past seven games overall and 5-0 UNDER their last five September games. The Wildcats are 7-3 UNDER after scoring fewer than 20 points their previous game. Take the UNDER - Max Play

The Oklahoma Sooners are off to a 4-0 start and the offense has not taken off yet. Oklahoma has been held to 16 and 23 points the last two games, typically a recipe for losses with this team. The good news is the defense has allowed 39 total points in their last three contests. The Sooners have been ordinary on offense thus far, but that will change. Kansas State is in off a 31-20 loss to Oklahoma State. They will once again be without QB Skylar Thompson. Without Thompson, the Wildcats have turned to their running game, but that has been the best part of this Sooner team thus far, defending the run. Oklahoma allows 2.4 yards per carry to a schedule of teams generating 3.6 yards per carry. Think this game is a mismatch and will make the play on Oklahoma.

Kansas State already is feeling the effects of not having Bill Snyder as its coach anymore as the Wildcats went 8-5 last year, but return only nine starters, including just three on offense while losing the entire starting offensive line. So the loss to Arkansas State in the opener shouldn't have been a huge surprise, although the Wildcats were 15.5-point favorites. What's worse, Kansas State has had a host of COVID problems as it was without about 35 players against Arkansas State, and it could be worse this week. The Wildcats had 374 total offense yards, but the Red Wolves finished with 489, and Kansas State quarterback Skylar Thompson completed 17 of 29 for 259 yards and two touchdowns. Oklahoma annihilated Missouri State, 48-0, but also has been affected by COVID mostly due to contact tracing. Spencer Rattler passed for 290 yards and four touchdowns against the Bears, and he only played two quarters while completing 14 of 17. The Sooners gained 608 total yards, including 484 passing. This is a revenge game for the Sooners, who lost last year's meeting, 48-41, as a 23.5-point favorite. The home team has covered the last four meetings, and the Sooners have gotten the money their last four September games. Take Oklahoma.