Check out odds, insights and more in our betting preview for the Rice Owls vs. Texas Southern Tigers college football matchup on September 25, 2021.

The Rice Owls (0-3) are heavily favored by 34 points over the FCS Texas Southern Tigers on Saturday, September 25, 2021 at Rice Stadium. This game has an over/under of 54.5 points.
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Odds for Rice vs. Texas Southern
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Over/Under Insights
- Rice and its opponents have scored at least 54.5 points — this matchup’s over/under — just two times this season.
- The combined points per game average of the two teams, 20, is 34.5 points fewer than Saturday’s over/under.
- This contest’s over/under is 45.2 points lower than the 99.7 these two squads combine to give up per game in 2021.
- Owls games have an average total of 51.2 points this season, 3.3 fewer than Saturday’s over/under.
- The 54.5 over/under in this game is 1.5 points above the 53.0 average total in Tigers games this season.
Rice Stats and Trends
- Rice is winless against the spread this season.
- Rice’s games this year have eclipsed the over/under in all three opportunities.
- The Owls score 45.0 fewer points per game (8.0) than the Tigers give up (53.0).
- The Owls collect 89.0 fewer yards per game (268.0), than the Tigers allow per outing (357.0).
- The Owls have turned the ball over seven times this season, seven more turnovers than the Tigers have forced (0).
- Find the latest spread and moneyline odds for Rice at SISportsbook.
Texas Southern Stats and Trends
- This year, the Tigers are winless ATS when entering a game as an underdog of 34 points or more.
- This year the Tigers score 34.7 fewer points per game (12.0) than the Owls allow (46.7).
- The Tigers collect 321.5 fewer yards per game (140.5) than the Owls allow (462.0).
- The Tigers have one giveaway this season, while the Owls have two takeaways .
- Head to SISportsbook to find the latest moneyline, spread and over/under odds for this matchup.















