If Houston didn't hit on a Hail Mary on the final play last week against West Virginia, the Mountaineers may have been a heavier favorite than they are now. That 41-39 loss to Houston halted the Mountaineers' four-game win and covering streak.

I see West Virginia bouncing back at home against an Oklahoma State team that I don't find very good.

The Mountaineers are 3-0 SU and ATS at home this year. They've played their past two games on the road.

Oklahoma State, on the other hand, has been home in its last two games, victories against Kansas State and Kansas. Before those games, the Cowboys had dropped a road game to Iowa State and lost at home to South Alabama, 33-7, as a 7-point favorite.

A plus for West Virginia in the loss to Houston was the play of QB Garrett Greene, who threw for 391 yards and two TD's. Oklahoma State QB Alan Bowman has limited mobility and just a 4-to-3 touchdown-to-interception ratio.