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NCAA football wagering emphasis on the Big 12 South continues to be on Texas and Oklahoma as the college football wagering favorites to win it again for 2010. Texas A&M or Texas Tech might be the NCAA football gambling sleepers for the Big 12 South but those would appear to be college football wagering long shots.



In the Big 12 South competition for 2010, the Oklahoma Sooners would appear to have the edge over the Texas Longhorns as they are bringing back 8 starters on offense headed by sophomore quarterback Landry Jones, who was baptized under fire a year ago with on the job training after he had to replace the wounded Sam Bradford in the season opener.

Jones showed noticeable advancement as the year went on and he wound up with 3196 yards and 26 touchdown passes. Ryan Broyles comes back as the leading target as the junior got over 1200 yards receiving a year ago.

Top shelf recruits are ready to step in though the defense returns only 5 starters. Oklahoma’s schedule is highly advantageous and might be the difference.

Texas must replace 4-year starting quarterback Colt McCoy and 5 other starters on an offense that averaged almost 40 points per game. 7 starters will be heading back to the defense. As always, Texas gets the cream of the crop in recruiting and that will keep them in the competition.

The yearly Red River Rivalry showdown in Dallas vs OU on October 2 will most likely determine the division.

The Texas A&M Aggies figure to be the leading dark horse with the NCAA probabilities in the South as they have 1 of the most explosive offenses in the country and a new defensive coordinator and scheme in the attempt to round out the team. The Aggies might be a hazardous menace to Oklahoma if the defense can cut down on the 33 PPG granted.

They host the Sooners on November 6 and look for revenge for a 10-65 blowout embarrassment loss at Norman a year ago.

Under coach Mike Leach, Texas Tech had the most productive era in their history but terminated him in any case because of player abuse allegations. The Red Raiders figure to be a high scoring commodity with the college football lines as Taylor Potts returns at quarterback and new coach Tommy Tuberville ought to bring a more balanced approach and better defense.

Tuberville had been with the Auburn Tigers as head coach for ten years before resigning in 2008. After Auburn went 13-0 that season, he was awarded the Walter Camp and Paul Bryant Coach of the Year awards in 2004. His 100th career win came in 2007, and he’s furthermore the sole coach in Auburn’s history to defeat in-state foe Alabama six times consecutively. Tuberville expressed interest in becoming the team’s new coach after Texas Tech fired Mike Leach, and the appointment was stated in January of this year.


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