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The Bill Snyder Family Stadium in Manhattan, Kansas, will see a Big 12 showdown today, as the Kansas State Wildcats host the Oklahoma State Cowboys in a Saturday matchup. The two teams currently hold 3-1 records so far this season, with both teams fresh off losses last weekend.

At a Glance: How to Watch Oklahoma State vs. Kansas State Online

With a Week 5 victory on the line, read on for where fans can catch the K-State Wildcats vs. Cowboys college football game without cable.

How to Watch Oklahoma State vs. Kansas State Livestream

The K-State vs. Oklahoma State game airs live on ESPN, and fans can watch it online with the below streaming services.

Watch Oklahoma State vs. Kansas State on DirecTV Stream

DirecTV Stream carries ESPN as part of its Entertainment + Sports subscription plan — currently $30 off for your first two months of streaming. Plans start at $79.98 a month, and also come with a five-day free trial to start.

Watch Oklahoma State vs. Kansas State on fuboTV

We’ve used fuboTV to watch games without cable, and it’s a great option thanks to its 195-channel offering. fuboTV also carries ESPN, so fans can catch the Oklahoma State vs. Kansas State stream online. The streamer’s currently offering the first month for $49.99 a month, and plans come with a seven-day free trial.

Watch Oklahoma State vs. Kansas State on Hulu + Live TV

Hulu + Live TV carries local networks and sports-specific channels alike, including ESPN. Along with access to 95 channels, the subscription also includes access to stream Disney+ and ESPN+. Fans can watch the Kansas State vs. Oklahoma State game with a three-day free trial. Plans cost $76.99 a month once the trial ends.

Watch Oklahoma State vs. Kansas State on Sling TV

Football fans can also watch the game without cable with a Sling TV subscription. Sling offers a couple plans, but you’ll want to sign up for the Sling Orange package, which carries ESPN along with 34 other channels. Plans start at $20 for your first month, then cost $40 a month after.

What Time Is the Oklahoma State vs. Kansas State Game on TV?

Today’s game kicks off at noon ET / 9 a.m. PT / 11 a.m. CT, and airs on ESPN.

Oklahoma State vs. Kansas State Odds

With minutes left until kickoff, odds have K-State taking home the win in today’s matchup against Oklahoma State. The Wildcats have a (-210) moneyline advantage over the Cowboys (+172).

Tonight was a solid night for Rajah Caruth. The NASCAR Truck Series driver is advancing to the Round of 8 in the playoffs. Caruth came home with a P7 finish after a tough qualifying session and starting in the middle of the field.

Rajah Caruth is having a good season this year in the Truck Series. He won at Las Vegas earlier this year. In the last seven races, Caruth has two top-5 finishes and three top-10s, including a pole award.

While he isn’t a world-beater right now, Caruth has been building a solid season. He enters the Round of 8 under the cutline. Talladega being the first race of the round will not make things easier.

After the Kansas race, Rajah Caruth spoke with Bob Pockrass of FOX Sports about his night.

“Yeah I had a good start to the race and then it just stepped out on me. That’s literally the last two races here, I’ve just been really loose the start of the race and kind of in traffic,” Caruth explained. “I don’t know if it’s something I got to do with my tire prep or what. It could have been worse, but I just managed it kind of the best I could and we made the most of our night.

“I’m thankful for my HendrickCars.com group for believing in me. It was fun there I think I learned a lot trying to just deal with the balance of my truck. Definitely you know I feel like I can make speed here I just haven’t been able to finish that well. So, overall a great night, well not a great night, but thanks to Mr. H and Mrs. Linda, Jeff and TJ, and the men and women at Ally Financial, Team Chevy.”

Rajah Caruth battles his way to Round of 8

As Rajah Caruth said to Pockrass, his truck got loose early in the race. He had to collect himself and be patient with his truck. It paid off, too. These top-10 finishes add up and will help him move through the playoffs.

Eight points under the cutline puts Caruth in a decent position. No one wants to have to overcome any deficit, but it could be much worse than just single-digit points. Corey Heim is +38 to the line and Christian Eckes is +29. But after that, drivers are pretty vulnerable.

Ty Majeski is only 14 points to the good, and Nick Sanchez is only eight points up on Caruth for the fourth spot in the playoffs. Only four will advance after Dega, Miami, and Martinsville. So, avoiding mistakes will be crucial. Heim is coming off a win tonight and has a lot of momentum.

Talladega can make or break a driver in the Round of 8. An early DNF or poor finish will put a driver almost into a must-win position immediately. Rajah Caruth is hoping to keep his solid streak of races going so he doesn’t fall victim to the superspeedway trap.

Game Odds

NOTE: All lines are pulled from DraftKings Sportsbook and are subject to change.

Moneyline: TCU +105; Kansas -125
Spread: Kansas -2
Total Points: 60

A matchup between teams that are winless against the spread this season (a combined 0-8) in a neutral site NFL stadium is about as much of a toss up as you can get. The Horned Frogs got demolished as a one-point favorite vs. SMU last week while the Jayhawks are coming off a four-point loss as one-point underdogs at West Virginia. This game opened with KU as a one-point favorite, but after receiving a reported 93% of money wagered the Jayhawks have ticked up slightly to this -2 position. It’s the same case for the over-under point total, with money pouring in on the over given these teams prolific offenses and struggling defenses, pushing the number up to an even 60. This would be the first time TCU would enter the game vs. Kansas as an underdog as a member of the Big 12, with the Frogs last covering in 2020 in Lawrence as 23-point favorites. For Saturday’s contest in Kansas City, both teams offensive strengths match perfectly against the other’s defensive weakness, which could lead to a high scoring affair.

Player Projections

Note: Player projections are pulled from PrizePicks and are subject to change

TCU

Josh Hoover, Pass Yards: 303.5
Savion Williams, Receiving Yards: 56.5
JP Richardson, Receiving Yards: 36.5
Jack Bech, Receiving Yards: 75.5
Cam Cook, Rush Yards: 52.5

Hoover has cleared this number by a wide margin in each game vs. FBS opponents this season and it appears to be the only way TCU can gain any positive yards this season. Jack Bech has been the breakout and top target on the season, but Richardson and Williams have also had major games this season, making it possible all three could hit the over if TCU again has to play catch up to stay in the game on Saturday. The Jayhawks sport the best cornerback duo the Frogs have faced yet this season, with Cobee Bryant & Mello Dotson set to lock things down on the outside, potentially preventing another smash spot from Hoover. As for Cook, it’s hard to believe this number is still over 50 and it’s harder to believe he gets there on Saturday after having just 59 total yards over the last two games combined, however it feels like he is due for a breakout eventually, right?

Kansas

Jalon Daniels, Pass Yards: 186.5
Jalon Daniels, Rush Yards: 29.5
Lawrence Arnold, Receiving Yards: 44.5
Luke Grimm, Receiving Yards: 60.5
Quentin Skinner, Receiving Yards: 31.5
Devin Neal, Rush Yards: 109.5

There is no number high enough for rushing yards against the TCU defense in 2024. Devin Neal is one of the best RBs in the nation and Jalon Daniels remains one of the most dynamic playmaking QBs. Neal is a -200 favorite at DraftKings to rush for 110+ yards, so hop on that number at PrizePicks while you can because Neal is sure to find ample open grass in Arrowhead Stadium on Saturday. The passing game is a different story in this one, and while the Horned Frogs have surrendered big days to big time wideouts, this game will be about an excellent rushing team up against a very bad rush defense. Daniels is averaging 156.5 pass yards per game and has not yet surpassed this number this season. Daniels is plenty talented and capable of pushing all these receivers over the number on Saturday, but there may just be little reason to air it out if Neal continues to rush over six yards per carry.