In a very close opener last weekend, Houston is back on the road in Week 2 against Texas Tech.
Houston needed three overtimes to edge UTSA by 2 points, while Tech outscored Murray State by 53, but lost quarterback Tyler Shaw in the process.
Shaw is dealing with a collarbone injury and will be on the sidelines for a few weeks. But don’t sleep on replacement Donovan Smith, who completed 14 of 16 passes for 221 yards and four touchdowns after Shaw’s injury.
What do experts think about this match? Let’s take a look at how the college football Power Index computer forecasting model is progressing the game.
Houston vs Texas Tech Odds, Spreads, Lines, Predictions
The Football Power Index is going up against Texas Tech, which is a 65.6 percent Chances of beating Houston according to the model.
Houston A 34.4 percent He shot to hit the red bandits on the road.
Oddsmakers are also going with tech, as it comes 3 point favoriteAccording to SI Sportsbook, over/under by 65.5 points.
FPI ranks Houston No. 47 in the final college football rankings, good for 4th in the AAC and projected to win. 8.8 Games at the moment.
The AP Top 25 poll knocked the Cougars up one spot to No. 25 in the final Week 2 poll after a close win over UTEP last weekend.
The ESPN Football Power Index (FPI) is a college football rankings and computer forecasting model that predicts a team’s future performance as a measure of team strength.
Ranking and result predictions are based on 20,000 simulations of a team’s season, using analytics including results to date, quality of opponents and team schedule.
According to the AP Top 25 poll
- Alabama
- Georgia
- Ohio State
- Michigan
- Clemson
- Texas A&M
- Oklahoma
- Our Lady
- Bayer
- USC
- Oklahoma State
- Florida
- Utah
- Michigan State
- Miami
- Arkansas
- Pittsburgh
- NC State
- Wisconsin
- Kentucky
- BYU
- Be a lady
- Wake forest
- Tennessee
- Houston
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