Oklahoma is looking to go streaking.

The Sooners (3-2) are looking to rattle off three-straight wins after dropping back-to-back regular season losses for the first time since 1999 to begin conference play. Oklahoma has won a historic quadruple overtime win over Texas and dominated TCU in back-to-back games.

Lincoln Riley and his 2020 team go on the road Saturday to take on a Texas Tech team coming off of a big win over West Virginia in Utah State transfer Henry Colombi’s first start. Oklahoma is a big favorite in this game, but Halloween and Lubbock, Texas, is a ‘scary’ sight for opponents.

No, the normal Texas Tech home environment isn’t daunting down Oklahoma’s backs, but a young, inexperienced team is heading on the road. The Sooners are heavy favorites in this game.

Oklahoma is expecting to get Ronnie Perkins and Rhamondre Stevenson back for this game, but will not have Delarrin Turner-Yell and Charleston Rambo.

Here are score predictions for Oklahoma’s game against Texas Tech.

Josh Callaway

Oklahoma has made positive steps in each of their last two games, and I tend to think that’ll continue against a Texas Tech team that simply isn’t very good.

Spencer Rattler plays well again and the run game continues to progress even more now with the expected return of Rhamondre Stevenson. If Rattler stays mistake free like he did against TCU, the offense should be able to have one of their better overall performances of the season.

Defensively, this should be another opportunity to put together a nice showing. If the pass rush can put some heat on Henry Colombi, they can probably get him to make some mistakes and have at least a chance at forcing a turnover or two.

The Red Raiders are also dealing with a medley of injury of issues on offense that won’t make things any easier for the home team here.

The night game on Halloween atmosphere, even with limited capacity, may help the keep the Red Raiders around a little more than they probably should – but I still think the Sooners win mostly with ease in this one.

Oklahoma 45, Texas Tech 27

Steven Plaisance

Night game in Lubbock, black uniforms, it doesn’t really matter. This is one of the easiest games on Oklahoma’s schedule, and their performance on Saturday should reflect nothing less.

Texas Tech’s injury-laden offense shouldn’t have a lot of success moving the ball on Oklahoma’s defense, especially with the potential addition of defensive end Ronnie Perkins.

On the other end, Oklahoma’s offense far outclasses Texas Tech’s defense. The Sooners have yet to score more than 35 points (in regulation) since Big 12 play began, and this game should be a perfect candidate to buck that trend.

Oklahoma 43, Texas Tech 32

Kegan Reneau

A night game in Lubbock, Texas. What a time.

Oklahoma is a heavy favorite and should be in this game. I am currently 1-3 in predicting Sooners’ games this year, which is way off from normal, but we’re feeling good heading into this game.

Texas Tech is not bad by any means. Matt Wells is going to get things turned around out there, but that’s going to take time. The signs of the reversal are clear.

That won’t matter this Saturday. Oklahoma should be able to run the football against a softer defensive front and then throw it well against a porous pass defense.

I like the Sooners by a lot in this game.

Oklahoma 52, Texas Tech 27