A Top 25 betting trend popped with value on college football's massive Texas vs. Oklahoma rivalry. The point spread is a hot commodity.
Saturday's Week 7 Red River Rivalry prediction features a neat situational angle which shows that one team in the current spot Texas and Oklahoma are in cover the spread more often than not.
Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns are No. 1 in the country. Quarterback Quinn Ewers is expected back for the top-ranked Longhorns.
No. 18 Oklahoma, meanwhile, switched quarterbacks two weeks ago. Head coach Brent Venables and the Sooners are marked large underdogs for Saturday's Red River Rivalry odds.
PRO Systems cover all sorts of unique betting trends and key angles.
Our focus here is on the "Ranked Matchups" Action PRO model, which only activates on a predictions against the spread whenever two teams inside the AP Top 25 clash.
Texas vs. Oklahoma Spread Prediction for Week 7
Both Texas and Oklahoma have been solid against the spread this season.
The Longhorns (4-1 ATS) were perfect through September, while the Sooners (3-2 ATS) picked up an outright win over Auburn last week.
Texas is favored by more than two touchdowns against Oklahoma in Week 7. Saturday's spread is anywhere between Texas -14.5 and -15.5.
Saturday's college football PRO System applying to the Red River Rivalry spotlights teams in unique situations.
If two teams inside the AP Top 25 meet and the spread is -3 or more, the "Ranked Matchups" model recommends betting on the