No OU or OSU football fan is thinking eight wins would be a good season for their team next fall. But the Vegas oddsmakers think the over-under for both teams is 7½ games. Why the low expectations? And what do the Sooners and the Cowboys need to do to outpace them? 

Episode highlights:
2:10: Does the over-under for both teams seem too low?
4:50: Why oddsmakers may have a low perception of OU football
6:35: Does OU’s performance in the Alamo Bowl weigh into things?
9:30: Is there a game that is most important in getting OU over the Vegas hump?
12:00: Why OU and its fans aren’t thinking about this over-under stuff
12:45: Could OSU’s non-conference schedule factor into its over-under?
17:00: Biggest barriers for OSU getting over the Vegas hump?
18:50: Does Vegas have a blind spot for OSU?
22:20: Is all this talk about 7½ wins kookie?

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