It’s Thursday, Sept. 21, and Week 4 is upon us: The Tennessee Vols and Oklahoma Sooners meet Saturday at Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman, Oklahoma. This is a non-conference game pitting two of the top 15 teams in the country against each other. Tennessee is 3-0 this season, scoring 69, 51 and 71 points in each of its three games and allowing a total of 13 points. The Vols capped their 9-4 season last year with a 35-0 win over Iowa in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl. Oklahoma is also 3-0 this season, with a 16-12 win over Houston and a 34-19 home win over Tulane. The Sooners were 10-3 last season, ending the year with a 38-24 loss to Arizona in the Valero Alamo Bowl.

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Game details and how to watch Tennessee vs Oklahoma:

· Date: Saturday, September 21, 2024
· Time: 7:30 p.m. EST
· Location: Oklahoma Memorial Stadium
· City: Norman, Oklahoma
· TV/Streaming: ABC / ESPN

Current odds for Tennessee vs. Oklahoma – Week 4

The current odds from Thursday afternoon:

· Money line: Tennessee -275, Oklahoma +225
· Spread: Tennessee -7 (-120)
· In total: 57.5 points

*Quotes courtesy of BetMGM

The odds for this game have ranged from Tennessee -6.5 to -7.5, with the overall odds ranging from 56.5 to 58.5. Tennessee leads the country with 63.6 points per game and the defense has allowed 13 total points.

NBC Sports Bet Best Bet

“This could be a game where the Vols go on and score over 40 points again. Nico Iamaleava is an improvement over Joe Milton and that’s evident as the Vols are averaging 63.6 points per game. Oklahoma has been involved in two games in the last two weeks with just one-point fourth-quarter leads and that’s concerning. Tennessee -7 is the best bet for the spread or total, while Iamaleava’s 3-plus touchdowns (+255) and 4-plus touchdowns (+1100) are two of my favorite ladder plays and splashes for the weekend.”

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From the trading desk at BetMGM Courtesy of John Ewing: National Championship

Line Movement (Last week until now)
· Georgia +275 to +325
· Ohio State +375 to +350
· Alabama +1100 to +900

Highest Ticket%
· Ohio State 16.4%
· Georgia 12.0%
· Texas 10.2%

Highest Handle%
· Ohio State 17.1%
· Georgia 15.7%
· Alabama 12.8%

Largest liabilities
· Ohio State
· Tennessee
· Alabama

Quarterback duel at Tennessee vs. Oklahoma

Tennessee: Nico Iamaleava is a Heisman contender this season with 6 TDs, 2 INTs and 698 passing yards in three games, in addition to 102 yards on the ground and a score. He made his debut for the Vols in their 35-0 bowl win over Iowa and did not disappoint, totaling four touchdowns (3 rushing) on ​​178 yards.

Oklahoma: Jackson Arnold has totaled 9 TDs, 2 INTs and 643 yards in his second season with the Sooners. Arnold has already surpassed his pass attempts from last year (69) to this season (86).

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Player news and current statistics for Volunteers vs. Sooners

• Oklahoma is one of the luckiest teams in the country so far, with a turnover ratio of +8. Temple lost four fumbles and threw two interceptions against Oklahoma in Week 1 alone.

• Jackson Arnold of the Sooners is the team’s best player in rushing attempts (36), rushing yards (159) and touchdowns (2).

• Dylan Sampson of the Vols has 9 rushing touchdowns on 45 carries and 357 yards. Sampson’s 7.9 yards per carry isn’t even a team high, as DeSean Bishop is at 10.1 ypc with 3 touchdowns on 22 carries (222 rushing yards).

• Tennessee has arguably the best offense in college football this season. The Vols converted 29 of 50 (58%) third and fourth downs and recorded 90 first downs in three games.

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