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[LIVE-FREE] Oklahoma vs Missouri State Live Free NCAA College Football Online
September 12, 2020
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The Oklahoma football team will make its 2020 debut Saturday at Jack Trice Stadium against Missouri State.Oklahoma has a tough hill to climb to win the Big 12 Conference but this might be the best team to be able to do so. Led by quarterback Brock Purdy, the Cyclones could find themselves in the conference’s title game if they avoid losing more than two conference games this season. With two losses the Cyclones would still need some help from tiebreakers but with the near-even level of play among the top teams of the conference, it’s very likely Oklahoma makes the cut.
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Date: Saturday, September 12, 2020
Location: Jack Trice Stadium, Ames, IA
TV: ESPN,
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ESPN broadcasters are scheduled to be Tom Hart (play-by-play), Mike Golic Sr. (analyst), and Cole Cubelic (sideline).
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No one will mistake the 2019 Bobcats defense for Oklahoma’s 2020 squad. Nonetheless, Missouri State head coach Billy Napier clearly had no issues preparing for the 3-3-5 scheme, which is the same base formation that Cyclones defensive coordinator Jon Heacock employs.
Oklahoma’s defense returns 73% of its production from 2019, when the Cyclones ranked 71st in success rate. They will miss last season’s top tackler, Marcel Spears Jr., but the Cyclones retain a bevy of linebackers and defensive backs with ample experience to offset Spears’ departure.
Oklahoma is playing with the hopes of moving up in the national rankings, and they’re far better playing in Ames than they are on the road. That said, there will be no fans in the stands cheering them on, so it’s hard to see there being too much of a home-field advantage in this game.
I think Purdy and the Cyclones’ air attack becomes too much for the Missouri State defense, but I also think the Ragin’ Cajuns give them a good run, at least for a while. I see Oklahoma winning, but UL-Lafayette covering the spread. OddShark has Missouri State winning by a predicted score of 33-30. I think it’ll be more like Oklahoma 27, Missouri State 24.