Oklahoma vs. Tennessee Betting Line – Week 2 College Football

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The Oklahoma vs. Tennessee betting line had the Vols as a +2 underdog in what promises to be among the most competitive games of the day.  Both teams come into this one ranked: Oklahoma 19, Tennessee 23.

The Sooners did beat Tennessee by 24 points last season but Oklahoma is 6-0 Against The Spread in their last 6 games during the month of September.

The Vols are plagued by injuries among its defensive ends and this could spell trouble.

Vols head coach expressed concerns over how his team played last week.

"We had too many mental errors and to play winning football you can't have the amount of mental errors that we had," he said. "Again, first game, going fast, a lot of things happening, but that's inexcusable."

Oklahoma comes into this game seeing heavy action: nearly 85% of the backing in fact.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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