I expect to see a lot of big offensive plays on both sides. Oklahoma State and Kansas are both allowing 5.9 yards per play, which has them in a 12-team tie for 96th in the country on the defensive side of the ball. These teams shine much better on offense. Kansas is tied for ninth in the country averaging 6.7 yards per offensive play and has two dynamic dual-threat quarterbacks capable of lighting up the scoreboard, regardless of who plays. Oklahoma State's offensive numbers took a hit due to last week's performance against Kansas State, but they had scored at least 34 points in every game of the season before that and will bounce back strong against the Jayhawks' defense. The total opened up at 68, but has now been bet down to 63, which is too low, I will take the over.