Latest Tennessee vs. Oklahoma Odds: Who Is Favored to Win? 👇
Oklahoma is favored to beat Tennessee by 3.5 points, per DraftKings TN. There is no moneyline yet, so the moneyline listed in the table below are assumed odds.
| 🔢 Spread | Tennessee +3.5, Oklahoma -3.5 |
| 📊 Moneyline | Tennessee +150, Oklahoma -180 (assumed odds) |
| 📈 Game Total | TBD |
| ✅ Last Verified | September 8, 2024 |
Odds at other sportsbooks, like Hard Rock Bet TN, may differ slightly.
The Vols and Sooners are both ranked in the top 25 and are similar in talent, so this should be a close game. However, odds favor the home team in this one, giving Oklahoma a slight edge.
What the Spread Tells Us
With a 3.5-point spread, oddsmakers slightly favor the Sooners who have the luxury of playing this game at home in Norman.
What the Moneyline Tells Us
There is no official moneyline yet, but the assumed moneyline tells us that Tennessee will be slight underdogs and offer a decent payout for those who believe the Vols can capture a win on the road.
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Tennessee Chances to Win vs. Oklahoma in Week 4
It's been a while since Tennessee played Oklahoma in football (2015), but this matchup should come more frequently now that Oklahoma is in the SEC. This will be Oklahoma's first conference game as a member of the SEC. The Vols will have already been tested with NC State on the docket before they take on the Sooners in Week 4.
How the Volunteers Win vs. Oklahoma
This will be one of Tennessee's toughest matchups of the season. Oklahoma boasts a talented offense with one of the best receiving squads in the country, so the Vols will have to play mistake-free football on offense in order to keep up. This game will likely hinge on the talent of Vols quarterback Nico Iamaleava, who is the team's starter after appearing in a handful of games last year.
How the Sooners Win vs. Tennessee
The Sooners have a good defense with several returning starters from 2023, and they'll try to use that to their advantage by generating a strong pass rush against the Vols' young starting QB. Oklahoma also has a young, inexperienced QB in Jackson Arnold, meaning the Sooners will likely lean on running back Gavin Sawchuk to help carry the load on offense. Sawchuk finished with 744 yards and nine touchdowns on the ground in 2023, and is projected to have an even better season this year if he remains healthy.
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History of Volunteers vs. Sooners Series
Only four games have been played between Tennessee and Oklahoma in football, dating back to 1939. The last matchup came in 2015, which was a double overtime classic in which Oklahoma came out on top 31-24.
Vols Record vs. Oklahoma
In four games, the Vols have a 1-3 record against the Sooners in football. The only Tennessee victory over Oklahoma came in 1939 when the Vols won 17-0.
The Vols and Sooners have faced twice in the Orange Bowl, once in 1939 and again in 1968. Tennessee won in '39 while Oklahoma won in '68.
All-Time Best Tennessee/Oklahoma Games
With only four Tennessee-Oklahoma games in history, there hasn't been much opportunity for classics. The best game was their last one in 2015 which went into overtime. Here are all four games in this series history:
| Date | Winner |
|---|---|
| Sept. 12, 2015 | Oklahoma 31-24 (2OT) |
| Sept. 13, 2014 | Oklahoma 34-10 |
| Jan. 1, 1968 | Oklahoma 26-24 (Orange Bowl) |
| Jan. 2, 1939 | Tennessee 17-0 (Orange Bowl) |
Tennessee vs. Oklahoma Odds FAQs
Oklahoma is favored by 3.5 points in Week 4 against Tennessee on Sept. 21, according to DraftKings.
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The Volunteers are 1-3 all-time against the Sooners. Oklahoma is on a three-game winning streak against the Vols.
Tennessee and Oklahoma play in Week 4 of the 2024 season on September 21 at Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman, Oklahoma. Time and network are TBD.
Tennessee won the first meeting over Oklahoma 17-0 on January 2, 1939 in the Orange Bowl.
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