Football
Here are some fun Oklahoma State odds for 2014
Longshots to win the national title but not so much within the Big 12. Also, over/under win totals!
Bovada has released its preseason odds for, well, pretty much everything and OSU is not really among the favorites.
Here’s a look at a few of the lists with other Big 12 teams:
National title
Team | Odds |
OU | 9-1 |
Baylor | 28-1 |
Texas | 50-1 |
Kansas State | 100-1 |
Oklahoma State | 150-1 |
Texas Tech | 200-1 |
TCU | 200-1 |
Give me a break with Texas at 50-1. If the public is dumb enough to make that number that low then it deserves to lose all of its money. I think Kansas State at 100-1 is mildly interesting. It also feels like OSU should have more respect than 150-1. Something more in the K-State range or maybe 125-1.
Here are Big 12-only odds:
Big 12 title
Team | Odds |
OU | 2-3 |
Baylor | 11-4 |
Texas | 6-1 |
Kansas State | 10-1 |
Oklahoma State | 10-1 |
TCU | 15-1 |
Texas Tech | 33-1 |
West Virginia | 66-1 |
Iowa State | 100-1 |
Kansas | 100-1 |
Give me Tech at 33-1 all day. I don’t think they’ll win it but they certainly have as good a chance as TCU and probably as good as Oklahoma State and Kansas State. Both Baylor and OU are awful values.
Finally, some over/under win totals:
Big 12 teams
Team | Odds |
OU | 10.5 |
Baylor | 9.5 |
TCU | 8 |
Kansas State | 7.5 |
Oklahoma State | 7.5 |
Texas | 7.5 |
Texas Tech | 6.5 |
West Virginia | 4.5 |
Iowa State | 3.5 |
Kansas | N/A |
TCU! I guess this is what happens when you play Samford, Minnesota, and SMU in your non-conference schedule. Still, I’d take the under. I would also go under on OU and Texas and probably over on Baylor, OSU, Kansas State, and Tech.
Or you could use this overrated/underrated list to guide you.
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