Week 4 • September 19, 2025, 11:30 PM UTC
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American
Power Rank: -15.7
19 FINAL 12
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Big 12
Power Rank: -16.7
Tulsa covered by 20.5 | Game went Under by 23.5
Tulsa @ Oklahoma State Preview

General Information

Week: Week 4
Kick Off (at stadium): 06:30 PM CDT
Stadium: Boone Pickens Stadium
Capacity: 52,305
Elevation: 965 ft
HFA Rating: 2.5
Playing Surface: Artifical Turf

Betting Information

Spread Oklahoma State -13.5
Total (O/U) 54.5
Expected Score TLSA 20.5 - 34.0 OKST
Power Rank Implied Line Tulsa +1.0
Prediction Markets Oklahoma State 79% Win Chance (Kalshi)

Weather Conditions

Forecast for: February 02, 2026
Clear

Clear

37.3°F

Wind Chill: 30.8°F
Wind: 8.9 mph ENE
Gusts: 18.3 mph
Precipitation: 0.0"
Humidity: 81%
Rain Chance: 0%
Snow Chance: 0%

Travel & Rest

Tulsa (Away)

This Week: 62.8 miles
Last Week: Home Game
Season Total: 1408.5 miles
Body Clock Time: 18:30
Rest Days: 5

Oklahoma State (Home)

This Week: 0.0 miles
Last Week: No Game
Season Total: 2949.5 miles
Body Clock Time: 18:30
Rest Days: 13

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Betting Information
Current Line Oklahoma State -13.5
Total Points 54.5
Blue Chip Analytics Power Rating
Tulsa -15.7
Oklahoma State -16.7
✈️ Travel Impact
Away Team Travel 63 mi
Home Team Travel 0 mi
Rest Oklahoma State +8
🏟️ HFA: Boone Pickens Stadium
Capacity 52,305
Elevation 965 ft
🌤️ Weather: Clear
Temperature 37.3°F
Wind Speed 8.9 mph
Your Line Oklahoma State -1.0
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College Football Lines - Factors and Insights

Tulsa

Dominant Ground Game Established

Tulsa rushed for 263 yards, led by Dominic Richardson's 142 yards and a touchdown. This establishes a strong offensive identity under new head coach Tre Lamb and will be a key factor moving forward.

Defensive Front Seven Shines

The defense recorded nine tackles for loss, five sacks (three from Byron Turner Jr., two from J'Dan Burnett), a forced fumble, and an interception. This disruptive performance against a ranked FCS opponent sets a high standard for the pass rush and run defense.

Efficient Quarterback Debut

Kirk Francis, in his first start, was efficient (20-31, 218 yards) and distributed the ball well, throwing two touchdowns. His ability to manage the game and avoid turnovers provides a stable foundation for the offense.

Strong Start for New Coaching Staff

The comprehensive 35-7 win marks a successful debut for head coach Tre Lamb. The team showed discipline and executed well in all phases, building positive momentum and confidence for the staff and players.

Balanced Offensive Weapons

Beyond the run game, Tulsa showed multiple receiving threats (Zion Booker, Brody Foley) and a second effective runner (Ajay Allen). This balance makes the offense less predictable and harder to defend against future opponents.