Records: OU is 10-1 overall, 7-1 Big 12; OSU is 8-3 and 5-3
The case for the Sooners: Oklahoma has been hanging in by the skin of its teeth recently, but the Sooners have found a way to win the last three games. They still have the most dynamic offense in the Big 12 and a defense that has come up big at critical times lately. There’s also the fact that the Sooners have dominated the series historically and recently, winning the last four meetings and 14 of the last 16.
The case for the Cowboys: Oklahoma State’s defense has come on strong late in the season and with Chuba Hubbard, the best running back in the nation and perhaps the best player, the Cowboys can make life difficult for the Sooners, especially if they’re able to force Jalen Hurts into mistakes.