COLLEGE FOOTBALL

Florida enters with stronger offensive numbers, averaging 35.63 points and 425.3 yards per game, led by a balanced attack that produces 249.3 passing yards and 176.0 rushing yards per game. Oklahoma is more modest offensively at 22.0 points and 336.9 yards per game, but the Sooners have been more efficient defensively, allowing just 20.75 points and 5.13 yards per play. Florida’s defense has been looser, giving up 28.12 points and 369.25 yards per game, which gives Oklahoma a better chance to stay competitive than its season-long scoring average might suggest.
Florida has the stronger offense, but Oklahoma’s defense and the Sooners’ ability to keep games within reach make the underdog side the better value. With Florida projected to win 28-24, Oklahoma +6.5 fits the expected game script and leaves room for a one-score finish. The total projects higher than the market midpoint, but the clearest edge is the Sooners staying close enough to cash the points.