The momentum and buy-in for Tech with Kingsbury must be acknowledged.
Was Kliff coaching the Cotton Bowl last year for aTm vs OU or had he already moved onto the TT job? If he coached in that game then that gives him advantage of having prepped for Sooners twice now in less than 12 months, so familiarity edge goes to Kliff.
I think you could make a case this game is bigger for TT than OU. Not for the reasons of winning the conference or anything, but having a former TT QB who was playing not all that long ago and facing big bad OU, Raiders with a chip on the shoulder coming in here. Big Game Bob isn't big game Bob anymore.
I lean with TT, but the fact that they are such a public dog scares me. Maybe I throw .5u on them I don't know.
I agree that OU has not done anything of much consequence this year. The ND game was good, but they did let ND run up and down the field on them and ND had not previously done that vs anyone and that was before OU had the DT and LB injuries. We know Tex gashed them on the ground and even KU ran real good against them.
What's not to like about TT? Weak schedule? Just means they haven't played anybody good yet, doesn't mean they won't play good this week.
The KU struggles could be wake up call for OU, or that could just be who they are, not an extremely good team.