Texas vs. Oklahoma spread prediction for college football Week 7

No. 18 Oklahoma, meanwhile, switched quarterbacks two weeks ago. Head coach Brent Venables and the Sooners are marked large underdogs for Saturday’s Red River Rivalry odds.

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Our focus here is on the “Ranked Matchups” Action PRO model, which only activates on a predictions against the spread whenever two teams inside the AP Top 25 clash.

Texas vs. Oklahoma Spread Prediction for Week 7

Both Texas and Oklahoma have been solid against the spread this season.

The Longhorns (4-1 ATS) were perfect through September, while the Sooners (3-2 ATS) picked up an outright win over Auburn last week.

Texas is favored by more than two touchdowns against Oklahoma in Week 7. Saturday’s spread is anywhere between Texas -14.5 and -15.5.

Saturday’s college football PRO System applying to the Red River Rivalry spotlights teams in unique situations.

If two teams inside the AP Top 25 meet and the spread is -3 or more, the “Ranked Matchups” model recommends betting on the home team. If the game is neutral — like Texas vs. Oklahoma — the angle simply pivots by taking the favorite.

In this instance, the Longhorns against the spread is a direct hit!

This system boasts a 58% success rate in covering the spread, making it a sharp strategy to incorporate for Week 7 college football picks.

According to our researcher Evan Abrams, favorites of 14+ points in top-20 matchups are 31-22 ATS since 2016.

PRO System Pick: Texas to Cover the Spread

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