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College Football Insiders Greg McElroy, Joel Klatt Make Their Pick For Tennessee-Oklahoma

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The weekend's big game in College Football is No. 6 Tennessee at No. 15 Oklahoma.
The matchup marks the Sooners' first conference game as members of the SEC. It's also a homecoming for Vols head coach Josh Heupel, who played and was an assistant coach at Oklahoma.
Tennessee heads to Norman as a 7-point favorite in what is expected to be a close game. As for the outcome, ESPN's Greg McElory and Fox Sports Joel Klatt are both expecting the Vols to get the win. Per On3:
The matchup marks the Sooners' first conference game as members of the SEC. It's also a homecoming for Vols head coach Josh Heupel, who played and was an assistant coach at Oklahoma.
Tennessee heads to Norman as a 7-point favorite in what is expected to be a close game. As for the outcome, ESPN's Greg McElory and Fox Sports Joel Klatt are both expecting the Vols to get the win. Per On3:
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McElroy: “I am taking Tennessee in the game, but I would be surprised if Oklahoma doesn’t make this thing really, really competitive. I would take the points,” McElroy said. “I think it’s gonna be super competitive, I think Oklahoma’s gonna play with their hair on fire, and I anticipate the healthiest version of them. But I don’t trust their offensive line at this point and at this point I don’t trust Jackson Arnold as much as I trust Nico Iamaleava.”
Klatt: “I think that the Oklahoma defense has been great, but they’ve been very opportunistic,” Klatt said, alluding to the Sooners’ SEC-leading 10 takeaways. “They’re going to get a pick early. I just feel that, again the environment, young quarterback, first road start, but that’s not going to be enough to sustain. I think it’s a really close game. I cannot in good conscience say that [Nico Iamaleava] in his first road start is going to go cover. … I’m going to say Tennessee wins this one by one. Tennessee wins, 21-20, but Oklahoma covers the points. Look for a turnover or two from Nico, and then they overcome it, because Oklahoma can’t capitalize, because that offense is just not what we thought it could possibly be.”
Originally published on SECRant.com
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