1. Synopsis of the game: Leach secretly tore the offense a new one for their red-zone performance in the UT game. They come out hot, scoring TD’s on their first 5 possessions and 7 of 9 for the game. OSU’s running game runs out the clock.
2. Offensive MVP: Detron Lewis
3. Defensive MVP: Brandon Seesay
4. Final Score: Texas Tech 48, Oklahoma State 45

1. Synopsis: OSU can run, Texas Tech can pass. Tech bends but doesn’t break often, establishes a buffer and holds on. Crabtree makes up for last year.

2. Offensive MVP: Crabtree

3. Defensive MVP: Duncan

4. Tech 38, OSU 27

I am probably in the minority on this one, but I see a Tech blowout in this one. Many people say Tech has played over their heads…we can easily say the same thing about OSU. Yes, they have a nice balanced offense, but I see their defense as a massive liability. They have 11 sacks…last in the Big XII…

They could play keep away – almost. They simply don’t have the skill or ability to rush the passer. That’s the only way teams have been able to beat Tech: Control the clock and get to Harrell. Controlling the clock does zilch if we can regularly score in less than 2 minutes. Ask Nebraska.

OSU 30
Tech 56

1. The Red Raiders are unstoppable on offense in the first half. Bath and Charb get a pick each and the defense limits OSU to 150 yds on the ground.

2. OMVP Harrell & Crabtree

3. DMVP Whitlock

4. TTU 42 OSU 28

1. Synopsis of the game:… from all the pundits and empty-headed stat monkeys is that Tech “just won’t have the emotion” they had in the Texas game. Tech didn’t win against UT on emotion. They flat out out-played the Longhorns for most of the game, dominated both lines, pressured the quarterback, and basically gave out an old timey West Texas butt-whoopin. Same here. Tech comes to play and sends a message that sends shudders through Norman and the rest of college football.
2. Offensive MVP: Baron Batch. 8 yards per carry, and he is the runningback everyone is talking about after the game.
3. Defensive MVP: Darcel McBath
4. Final Score: Texas Tech 52, Oklahoma State 28

So we beat UT last week and our defense looked good. But all anyone is talking about now is can we stop OSU. How about can they stop TTU. Ok so no question just a rant!

Synopsis: Our D does better tha outsiders expect against the run and pass. Our offense keeps drives alive thanks to Eric Morris and guys like him. Think back to all the times little Wes Welker and Danny Amendola saved the day. They can’t account for that damn Elf. He is simply too quick and he’s every bit the “Gamer” as Crab. We pull a KSU/KU performance and win going away.
OMVP: I want Crab to outshine Dez
DMVP: If it’s a DT or DE, I’ll be happy
Final score: OSU 38- TTU 52

Heading to Lubbock in a few, Give ’em hell TECH!

Michael Crabtree remembers last year very well, and takes it personal. He leaves it all out on the field, and reinforces his claim as the best receiver in college football. The Cowboys get their yards, but leave points on the field because of the Red Raider red zone defense.

OMVP – Mr. Crabtree
DMVP – McBath
Score – Texas Tech 41 – Ok State 35

Synopsis: Tech, as has been the case all year, goes out quickly, survives comeback attempt, then forges a remarkably easy win.
MVP on offense: Michael “Payback’” Crabtree
MVP on Defense: Darcell McBath
Final yardage: Tech: 681 OSU: 330
FINAL SCORE: Tech: 48 OSU: 21

There are a few people still doubting this Tech team. What they really are not seeing is that the Raiders have been building to this season ending gauntlet since game 1. They have weekly added more O & D to the mix, getting good at each added play before adding another. They are honed and ready for this weeks game as never before. And when they go to Norman they will again be even better. Folks, this is history being made. Enjoy the ride and quit trying to find negatives. Sure, mistakes can and probably will be made, by both teams. But Tech, this year, is really highly capable of overcoming those errors like never before in their past. WRECK ’EM! AIR RAID!

Neither blowout nor nail-biter, just a solid win over a dangerous Poke squad at home that puts us in a good frame of mind for the prep week before OU. Tech 45-35, but the cover 2 shell’s reappearance late in the game allows OSU to put up deceptively large numbers on offense, despite never really being in it. Offensive game ball gets split Solomon-style between Woods and Batch, who take the heat off Harrell by blocking and running big, once again proving that this year’s offensive unit is the without question the most dangerous Leach has ever fielded. Defensive game ball goes to… whichever member of this stellar D-Line rotation happens to be the standout this week. It’s an embarassment of riches with these guys and I love it.