Video Summary

Kansas State and Oklahoma State are set to face off in a Big 12 showdown on Saturday, with the Wildcats looking to bounce back from a 38-9 thrashing at the hands of BYU. Meanwhile, the Cowboys are coming off a tough loss to Utah, where they struggled to get their offense going.

Oklahoma State's rushing attack has been a major concern, ranking 115th in the nation with just 96.2 yards per game. Their passing game has been more effective, but their completion percentage is a lowly 59.8%. Kansas State's defense has been solid against the run, allowing just 83.2 yards per game, and has been stingy overall, giving up just 27.5 points per game.

On the other side of the ball, Kansas State's rushing attack has been strong, with 200 yards per game and 6.5 yards per carry. However, their passing game has been a struggle, with quarterback Avery Johnson throwing just 130 yards and two interceptions against BYU. Oklahoma State's defense has given up big numbers, ranking 126th in yards against and 122nd in passing yards per game.

Despite Oklahoma State's struggles, they are only 7.5-point underdogs, which seems like a good value. However, Kansas State's ability to control the tempo and run the ball effectively could prove too much for the Cowboys to handle. In the end, it's hard to trust Oklahoma State's offense, and Kansas State's defense has been strong enough to make them a good bet to cover the spread.