Oklahoma vs. Baylor: How to watch NCAA Football online, TV channel, live stream info, game time

Through 3 Quarters

The Oklahoma Sooners were expected to win this one, and so far that's exactly how it's playing out. They have emerged as the frontrunner after three quarters and are ahead of the Baylor Bears 17-7.

Oklahoma has enjoyed the tag-team combination of RB Rhamondre Stevenson and WR Theo Wease. The former has punched in one rushing touchdown, while the latter has snatched one receiving TD. Baylor's only offensive touchdown has come on a rush from QB Charlie Brewer.

Despite being ahead, this is the least points the Sooners have had yet this year going into the fourth quarter.

Who's Playing

Baylor @ No. 11 Oklahoma

Current Records: Baylor 2-5; Oklahoma 6-2

What to Know

The Oklahoma Sooners won both of their matches against the Baylor Bears last season (34-31 and 30-23) and are aiming for the same result Saturday. Oklahoma will take on Baylor at 8 p.m. ET at Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium after a week off. The Bears will need to watch out since the Sooners have now posted big point totals in their last three contests.

Two weeks ago, Oklahoma turned the game against the Oklahoma State Cowboys into a track meet and took the gold after outgaining them 492 yards to 246. Oklahoma put the hurt on Oklahoma State with a sharp 41-13 win. Oklahoma's victory was all the more impressive since the Cowboys were averaging only 17.83 points allowed on the season. It was another big night for Oklahoma's QB Spencer Rattler, who passed for four TDs and 301 yards on 24 attempts in addition to punching in one rushing touchdown.

The Sooners' defense was a presence as well, as it got past Oklahoma State's offensive line to sack the quarterback four times for a total loss of 18 yards. The heavy lifting was done by DE Ronnie Perkins and LB Nik Bonitto, who each racked up two sacks.

Baylor can thank their lucky stars for their victory over the Kansas State Wildcats last week. The final score was a hard-fought 32-31. Baylor QB Charlie Brewer was slinging it as he passed for two TDs and 349 yards on 39 attempts in addition to rushing for two TDs and 56 yards. That was the first 300+ yard effort for Brewer this season. Brewer's sharp performance set his single-game rushing touchdown high for the season.

Oklahoma is the favorite in this one, with an expected 21.5-point margin of victory. They might be worth taking a chance on against the spread as they are currently on a five-game streak of ATS wins.

The Sooners are now 6-2 while Baylor sits at 2-5. A couple offensive numbers to keep in mind before kickoff: Oklahoma comes into the contest boasting the seventh most passing yards per game in the nation at 343.9. Less enviably, the Bears are stumbling into the game with the 12th fewest rushing yards per game in the nation, having accrued only 102.6 on average.