Overview
- Oklahoma remains a roughly 6 to 6.5‑point favorite with an over/under near 42 to 42.5, according to multiple sportsbooks and models.
- The Sooners’ offensive line depth is thin with Troy Everett, Jacob Sexton and Jake Taylor ruled out and guard Heath Ozaeta listed as doubtful on the SEC availability report.
- Missouri leans on FBS rushing leader Ahmad Hardy, who meets an Oklahoma front allowing just 82.2 rushing yards per game, best in the SEC.
- Oklahoma’s defense forced three turnovers in last week’s 23–21 win at Alabama, and the Sooners can secure a CFP berth by winning their final two regular‑season games.
- Freshman Matt Zollers started the past two games for Missouri in Pribula’s absence, completing 53% for 402 yards with four touchdowns and one interception, while data models such as Dimers give OU about a 69% win probability with a lean to the under.