Tulsa at Houston

Tulsa is winding down a lost campaign and they are one of the worst teams in the country at protecting the quarterback, allowing 42 sacks. They're on a 2-4 SU/0-6 ATS run with a defense that is ninth in the 11-team American Athletic Conference in points surrendered (33.4 pg), eighth in yards allowed (405.9 pg), and 10th in rush yards allowed (215.9 pg). Tulsa is 29-48 ATS after having lost three of four. Houston is bowl-bound and home honoring its 18 seniors, including QB Clayton Tune (35 TDs, 9 INTs). The offense is second in the conference in scoring (37.8 ppg), third in yards (459.9 pg), and second in passing (315.2 pg). Houston is 31-16 ATS at home after failing to cover two of the last three contests, plus 10-2 ATS after gaining 6.25 or more yards per play in four straight games. The Cougars won last year at Tulsa, 45-10, leading 28-3 at the half and this matchup looks just as one-sided. Play Houston.