The Texas Tech football team showcased a dominant performance against West Virginia, wrapping up the 2024 regular season with a resounding 52-15 victory at Jones AT&T Stadium on Saturday. The Red Raiders, completing the season with an impressive 8-4 record and 6-3 in conference play, demonstrated their strength throughout the game.
Key highlights included Tahj Brooks, who set a new career high with 188 rushing yards, and quarterback Behren Morton, who passed for 359 yards. Wide receiver Josh Kelly also had an impressive game, contributing 150 receiving yards. The defensive unit played a crucial role as well, limiting West Virginia’s offensive production significantly.
The scoring broke down as follows:
1st Quarter:
– West Virginia: 3
– Texas Tech: 6
2nd Quarter:
– West Virginia: 0
– Texas Tech: 29
3rd Quarter:
– West Virginia: 6
– Texas Tech: 7
4th Quarter:
– West Virginia: 6
– Texas Tech: 10
Throughout the matchup, Texas Tech took control early, leading 35-3 at halftime after a series of impressive plays from Brooks and a strong defense that forced turnovers.
As the season concludes, Texas Tech has solid plans ahead, with bowl projections hinting that the Red Raiders could remain in Texas for postseason play. The team’s ability to overcome injuries and demonstrate resilience bodes well for their future endeavors.
Overall, this victory not only highlights Texas Tech’s potential but also sets a hopeful tone for their upcoming postseason challenges. Fans can look forward to continuing their support as the team looks ahead to the next chapter.