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LSU vs Oklahoma Odds and Game Information
Date/Time: Saturday, January 30th, 5:00 PM
Location: Pete Maravich Assembly Center, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Game Odds: TBA
TV: ESPN
Live stream: WatchESPN
How to Bet Oklahoma Sooners Vs LSU Tigers
Natural betting instincts tell us that we should automatically bet on the #1 ranked team in the nation, but you should never do that without first looking to see if there is some value to be had in some of the other betting options. Can the Tigers stay close, and will these two get into a shooting match that moves the point total up? These are just a couple of he questions that need to be answered before you place your wager on this game at MyBookie.ag.Why bet on the Oklahoma Sooners
The Sooners (17-2, 6-2) are having a season to remember, but they are also proving that conference play can sometimes be a little tricky, as that is where both of their losses have come this season. In fairness to the Sooners, both of those losses came against ranked opponents on the road, and one of them took triple overtime to settle. Oklahoma has pretty much made short work of all the unranked teams that they have met this season, whilst also disposing of 4 teams in the top 25. They have looked a little shaky at times on the road, but again, those games were against ranked teams. The Sooners are averaging 85.8 PPG, and are giving up 71.4 PPG.Why bet on the LSU Tigers
The Tigers (13-7, 6-2) may not be in the land of the ranked, but they are having a pretty solid season, nonetheless, especially in conference play. If you need just one reason to take the Tigers over the Sooners this weekend just take a look at what LSU did to Kentucky at the start of the year. The Tigers welcomed in the then #9 ranked Wildcats and destroyed them with a dominating 85-67 performance. You can bet that the Oklahoma coaching staff have been showing their players that tape over and over again in preparation for this one. Being the top dog doesn’t necessarily mean that everyone you meet is going to roll over and play dead. The Tigers are averaging 81.3 PPG, and are giving up 75.6 PPG.
