When is the LSU vs. Oklahoma game? Peach Bowl time, viewing options and betting lines
College football playoffs kickoff today, as the two teams that play for the National Championship game will be decided. The top-ranked LSU Tigers (13-0) host No. 4 Oklahoma Sooners (12-1) in the Peach Bowl, with the winner advancing to play for this year's championship.
When is the LSU at Oklahoma game?
The Tigers and Sooners take the field Saturday, December 28, 2019.
What time is the LSU and Oklahoma game?
LSU and Oklahoma play at 4:00 p.m. ET.
Where is the LSU and Oklahoma game being played?
The Oklahoma and LSU game will be played at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.
Where can I watch LSU vs. Oklahoma?
The game will be broadcast on ESPN. Check your local listings.
Live stream the game on fuboTV.
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What are the LSU and Oklahoma betting lines?
LSU is the heavy favorite, entering with -500 odds straight up, per BetMGM. The Tigers are 12.5-point favorites over the Sooners.
BetMGM oddsmakers also have this as a high-scoring affair, setting the Over/Under at a massive 75.5 points, with the Over (-115) slightly favored.
Also see:
- SportsbookWire's LSU vs. Oklahoma betting guide.
- CollegeFootballNews.com's LSU vs. Oklahoma preview.
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