In Week 1, Oklahoma smoked Temple to the tune of 51-3. The Sooners took a 34-0 lead within the first half and by no means appeared again. Arnold threw 4 touchdowns earlier than he was pulled from the blowout win. The Sooners additionally used their total secure of working backs to hurry for 220 yards and a landing.
Defensively, Oklahoma was taking the ball away from Temple all night. The Sooners intercepted a pair of passes whereas additionally forcing 4 fumbles.
In the meantime, Houston had a disastrous season opener. The Cougars wound up on the unsuitable facet of a painful 27-7 walloping by the hands of UNLV. Houston’s offense was caught within the mud all afternoon, and the staff could not get something going within the air or on the bottom.
Quarterback Donovan Smith accomplished simply 15 of his 30 passing makes an attempt for 135 yards and a pair of interceptions, and Houston ended the sport with simply 38 dashing yards on 26 makes an attempt. For sure, that will not get the job executed in Norman this weekend.
The place to look at Oklahoma vs. Houston
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- When: Saturday, Sept. 7 at 7:45 p.m. ET
- The place: Gaylord Household-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium — Norman, Oklahoma
- TV: SEC Community
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Oklahoma vs. Houston unfold, odds
Given the Week 1 outcomes, it should not precisely be a shock to see the Sooners listed as 27.5-point favorites, in line with the SportsLine consensus. The over/beneath is sitting at 49.5 factors.
Oklahoma vs. Houston collection historical past
Oklahoma has received three of the 4 all-time conferences between these packages.
- Sept. 1, 2019 — Oklahoma 49 vs. Houston 31
- Sept. 3, 2016 — Houston 33, Oklahoma 23
- Sept. 11, 2004 — Oklahoma 63, Houston 13
- Dec. 26, 1981 — Oklahoma 40, Houston 14