New Mexico @ Oklahoma

Sat, Sep 19, 2026 · Unranked at No. 24

Oklahoma 14, New Mexico 6Oklahoma was favored by 21, and New Mexico covered.

Each number is over (+) or under (−) what the team’s opponents usually allow, a game.

Who put up numbers

What was true going in. Each line says how it stood up, and how it came out.

New Mexico had won 9 straight at home.streakthe runs →This game didn’t count toward it.

Oklahoma leads the series 3–0 since 1930. Oklahoma has won the last 3.seriesevery meeting →

Oklahoma had won 8 of its last 10 at home.countits form →Now 9 of 11.
At home, Oklahoma’s pass attempts were 10.2 under expected in 1 game. One game is one game, not a sample, but maybe you can find something if you squint.thinthe split →This game: 3.9 under expected.
New Mexico had won 8 of its last 10.countits form →Now 8 of 11.

Over or under is each game against what the opponent usually allowed, or usually scored, in its other games that season, with half the home edge, averaged over the team’s games. The ten biggest numbers in the league either way are lit.
“This season” and the analysis are the games through Sep 18, the day before, so the page says what was true going in. “This game” is the night’s own numbers against expected.
Touchdowns are passing and rushing. Turnovers are interceptions and fumbles lost. The passer rating is the NCAA’s over the team’s passers that game, and third downs and penalty yards are ESPN’s team box (sportsdataverse, CC BY 4.0). A night game kicked off at 6pm or later at the home team’s clock.
A game with no box score sits out.