No. 8 Oklahoma can almost taste the College Football Playoff . The Sooners will be favored in each of their final two regular-season games, likely needing to go 2-0 to clinch a spot in the CFP bracket . The first of those contests comes at home Saturday against No. 22 Missouri , a team -- despite being down its starting quarterback and rolling with a true freshman -- that just put up 49 points against an SEC opponent in Mississippi State .

The Week 13 matchup has letdown potential for the Sooners after they posted consecutive wins over ranked opponents. The Tigers are a tough out, having played both Alabama and Vanderbilt to one possession. But with John Mateer leading the offense and Brent Venables poised to cook up another vicious defensive game plan, Oklahoma has

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