Cheez-It Bowl: 21 pounds Oklahoma State vs. Oklahoma Miami 18

The Cheez-It Bowl has a wonderful game this year as the only game ranked vs. ranked with a Big 12 outdoor six-year Six Bowls. 21 Oklahoma State (7-3) has been disappointed this season in its hopes of winning the convention championship game. The last nail in the coffin came here with a defeat to TCU, which OSU followed with a beating by an exhausted Baylor team. No. 18 Miami (8-2) has won a decent series of tight wins, but has had two brilliant losses: the first, a 42-17 loss to Clemson at the start of the Hurricane season, the other came to North Carolina in the last game they played, where they lost 62-26 I think the state of Oklahoma has the credit given the way they played both groups. Oklahoma State is a one-point favorite, so this game is essentially a draw. I’ll stay with the Cowboys.

38-34 Oklahoma State

As in the state of Oklahoma, Texas (6-3), 20, is licking his injuries after not winning the Big 12 championship in a year, many predicted he would. They now face Colorado (4-1), who undefeated until he lost 38-21 to Utah in his final regular-season game. Colorado hasn’t played a ranked team this season. I think the extra games and festival point that Texas has played in front of Colorado gives them credit here, because the Longhorns are favored through nine points.

31-20 Texas

The 12 great champions 6 Oklahoma (8-2) almost missed the school football playoffs, but will now have to regroup to play Florida 7 pounds (8-3). The Sooners covered electrics, winning seven consecutive games so far. On the other hand, he lost to a bad LSU team, then lost to Alabama in the SEC championship (okay, they hanged out with Alabama, which at this point obviously turns out to be the most productive team in the country). Florida is a 2. 5-favorite point, however, I like the Sooners here because of how prolific they have been offensively and their innovations in the defensive aspect of the ball. It will also be a great war of quarterbacks to see between Spencer Rattler of OU and Kyle Trask of Florida.

48-42 Oklahoma

West Virginia (5-4) had a season marked by smart defense, bad offense and a series of COVID disorders over time, their last win came here on November 14, postponed two games opposed to OR and suffered a surprising defeat to the state. Iowa in the last game they played. The Army (9-2) has many wins over the average groups, but lost their only game opposed to a ranked team (Cincinnati) and lost to Tulane. I think WVU’s defense can handle the army’s attack option for the most part, but I’m not sure the mountaineer’s offense can get far enough away from the army. West Virginia is a 7-point favorite, but I think I like the army to win here.

17-13 Army

After a 1-3 start, TCU (6-4) did a wonderful task upon returning his season in the final stretch. They face Arkansas (3-7) who would obviously have missed a year of bowling. Arkansas has only beaten Mississippi State, Ole Miss and Tennessee this season and their last game against Alabama saw them lose in a 52-3 eruption. horny frogs here. TCU is a four-point favorite in Arkansas.

24-17 TCU

10 Iowa State (8-3) had one of its most productive seasons in the show’s history, qualifying for the Big 12 Championship (and finally losing OR). They are now rewarded with an NY6 bowl adjustment opposite the Pac-12 Champions 25 Oregon (4-2). The way Oregon won the Pac-12 is pretty weird because they made the championship game just because Washington couldn’t play in the game because of COVID. Then they beat USC. Iowa State is favored with 4. 5 points, his last game being a closed loss to OR. Oregon started the season long before losing Oregon State and Cal. The USC-opposing victory actually saved the season, but I’m not sure Oregon has the defensive force to bottle Iowa State electric ball carrier Breece Hall like Oklahoma did.

35-31 State of Iowa

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