Tennessee is 1-6 ATS in Game Four, 1-5 ATS before a bye week, and 2-5 ATS in their last seven conference road games. The Volunteers are also 3-14 SU and 6-10-1 ATS in their first road game of the season, including 1-5 SU and 0-6 ATS when coming off consecutive wins. Oklahoma comes into this one 10-4 ATS as home dogs, including 6-1 ATS in conference games and 8-2 ATS as a dog of four or more points. Additionally, the Sooners’ defense is ranked 28th allowing just 265 yards and eleven points per game this season.