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Jesse Schule Free Pick
(NCAAF) Oklahoma State vs. West Virginia,
10/10/2015 3:00 PM, Score: 33 - 26
Point Spread: 7.00 | -106.00 Oklahoma State (Away)
Result: Win
Point Spread: 7.00 | -106.00 Oklahoma State (Away)
Result: Win
This is a Free #NCAAF play on the Oklahoma State #Cowboys.
The Cowboys are sitting at the top of the BIG12 Conference with a 5-0 record, coming off back to back wins over Kansas State and Texas. They still don't get a lot of respect, coming into this week's game at West Virginia as a seven point dog. Quarterback Mason Rudolph threw for a season high 437 yards with three TDs in the win over Kansas State, and he should get some help with a couple of key players returning to the lineup this week. Junior running backs Chris Carson and Rennie Childs didn't play last week against the Wildcats, and they were missed, as the Cowboys ran for only 49 yards. They are both ready to return for this week's game at Morgantown.
West Virginia's unbeaten run came to an end in Oklahoma, and quarterback Skyler Howard had a rough game, throwing for 171 yards with one TD and three INTs on 17-of-32 passing. They might be expected to bounce back at home, but I am not convinced they should be asked to cover a seven point spread against an opponent that currently owns the top defense in the BIG12 Conference. Historically they have been a bad bet at home against tough opposition, going 5-18 ATS in their last 23 home games vs. a team with a winning road record.
Take OKST.
GL,
Jesse Schule
The Cowboys are sitting at the top of the BIG12 Conference with a 5-0 record, coming off back to back wins over Kansas State and Texas. They still don't get a lot of respect, coming into this week's game at West Virginia as a seven point dog. Quarterback Mason Rudolph threw for a season high 437 yards with three TDs in the win over Kansas State, and he should get some help with a couple of key players returning to the lineup this week. Junior running backs Chris Carson and Rennie Childs didn't play last week against the Wildcats, and they were missed, as the Cowboys ran for only 49 yards. They are both ready to return for this week's game at Morgantown.
West Virginia's unbeaten run came to an end in Oklahoma, and quarterback Skyler Howard had a rough game, throwing for 171 yards with one TD and three INTs on 17-of-32 passing. They might be expected to bounce back at home, but I am not convinced they should be asked to cover a seven point spread against an opponent that currently owns the top defense in the BIG12 Conference. Historically they have been a bad bet at home against tough opposition, going 5-18 ATS in their last 23 home games vs. a team with a winning road record.
Take OKST.
GL,
Jesse Schule
