Baylor vs Oklahoma State 2013 Preview: Where to Watch, Prediction, Odds

With just two games left in the 2013 college football regular season it looks like the undefeated Baylor Bears are on the outside looking in on the national title game picture. Despite being 9-0, having the top ranked offense in the country, and being ranked third in the AP top 25 Baylor is likely going to need a loss from either Alabama or Florida State in order to make it into the national title game.

The clear cut top four teams in the nation are all undefeated. As of right now it looks like Alabama and Florida State will hold onto the top two spots if they can win their final two games. However, Alabama will have a tough matchup against Auburn in their final game of the regular season while Florida State will travel to gator country in their final game to face their rival Florida. Neither game will be shoe in.

This leaves Baylor with a small window to possibly slip into the national title game if either Florida State or Alabama were to lose. Of course, you also have the undefeated Ohio State Buckeyes who are vying for a spot in the national title game as well. One thing going against Baylor is their easy schedule. They only beat one ranked opponent this year, although it was an impressive victory over the then tenth ranked Oklahoma Sooners. This is why tonight's game against the now tenth ranked Oklahoma State Cowboys is huge.

Baylor has the top ranked offense in the nation averaging a ridiculous 61 points per game behind quarterback Bryce Petty's 24 touchdowns and just one interception. However, this game also has Big 12 title implications as the Cowboys are just one loss back of Baylor. The Cowboys defense has played well this season, but can they contain the Bears offense?

OddsShark had Baylor as 13 point favorites at the opening. I think Baylor will once again roll behind their explosive offense and make it very interesting for Alabama and Florida State heading into the regular season's final week.

Game time is 8pm ET. The game will be broadcast on TV on ABC.