This is Kansas' first home game at Arrowhead Stadium, and it's hard to imagine many people will show up after a slow start for the Jayhawks. Plus, TCU might just be the better team. It certainly has the better QB.

This is a crazy matchup between TCU and Kansas who are both 0-4 against the spread. TCU has lost to UCF and SMU in their last two. Kansas appears to have gone off the rails with two losses on the road to Illinois and West Virginia and at home to UNLV. But Kansas was in every one of those games and should have won one or two maybe all three. Six interceptions in those three losses by Jalon Daniels the quarterback of Kansas. The spread should be at -10 in this game great value with Kansas to win.

Kansas, one of the most veteran Big 12 teams with 30 seniors on the roster, is a bit of a misleading 1-3 as all three losses were blown fourth-quarter leads. The Jayhawks are outgaining their opponents by more than 100 yards per game. Devin Neal has rushed for at least 100 yards in every game as well. Do note that KU doesn't play its Big 12 games on campus this year (stadium renovations) but at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. TCU has been brutal defensively in its three games vs. FBS foes this season, allowing an average of 42.3 ppg. Neal could rush for 250 on Saturday against a Frogs unit allowing 176.8 ypg on the ground.