The Texas Tech Red Raiders (1-1) take on the Kansas State Wildcats (1-1) Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ET at Bill Snyder Family Stadium in Manhattan, Kansas. Below, we analyze the Texas Tech-Kansas State college football betting odds and lines, with picks and best bets.
Texas Tech at Kansas State: Betting odds and lines
Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Friday at 3:34 a.m. ET.
- Money line: Texas Tech +115 (bet $100 to win $115) | Kansas State -139 (bet $139 to win $100)
- Against the spread/ATS: Texas Tech +3 (-110) | Kansas State -3 (-110)
- Over/Under: 64.5 (O: -110 | U: -110)
Texas Tech at Kansas State: Three things to know
- Texas Tech almost shocked No. 9 Texas in a 63-56 overtime loss last week, while Kansas State upset then-No. 3 Oklahoma 38-35.
- Both teams have scored more than 30 points in both of their games this season. However, they’ve allowed at least 33 points in both of their games.
- Texas Tech QB Alan Bowman has seven touchdown passes through two games and RB SaRodorick Thompson has scored four.
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Texas Tech at Kansas State: Odds, betting lines and picks
Prediction
Texas Tech 45, Kansas State 38
Money line (ML)
The Red Raiders’ high-powered offense will catch the Wildcats on a letdown after KSU’s surprise win over Oklahoma. Take TEXAS TECH +115 for the upset.
Against the spread (ATS)
Both teams are 1-1 ATS this season. Texas Tech covered the one game in which it was the underdog. K-State failed to cover its one game as a favorite. Take TEXAS TECH +3 (-110).
Over/Under (O/U)
Seven of the last 10 games between the two teams have gone Over. Take the OVER 64.5 (-110) here.
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