It's easy to understand why TT is the talk of the south. With the starters returning and an easy schedule, this could very well be their year. A 5-0 start is very likely going into the NU game.
Texas Tech football is awfully interesting these days, too. Talk is the Red Raiders can legitimately challenge Texas and Oklahoma for supremacy in the Big 12 South Division. Leading the way for Tech is a head coach who has a law degree from Pepperdine and would just as soon talk about one of his favorite subjects, pirate history, as discuss his brilliant offense.
Prognosticators are touting the Red Raiders because they feature 10 returning starters on offense. What’s more, the defense shows signs of improvement and features eight returning starters.
Texas Tech finished 9-4 overall and 4-4 in the Big 12 in 2007, capping the season with a 31-28 win against Virginia in the Gator Bowl. It was Tech’s second straight 4-4 finish in the conference. The Red Raiders’ best league finish under Leach was a 6-2 mark in 2005, good for a tie for second.
Tech's schedule:
Aug. 30 Eastern Washington
Sept. 6 at Nevada
Sept. 13 SMU
Sept. 20 UMass
Sept. 27 OPEN DATE
Oct. 4 at Kansas State
Oct. 11 Nebraska
Oct. 18 at Texas A&M
Oct. 25 at Kansas
Nov. 1 Texas
Nov. 8 Oklahoma State
Nov. 15 OPEN DATE
Nov. 22 at Oklahoma
They host Baylor on November 29th. Must have missed that one at the bottom when he copied this over here.
Sorry about that.
I'm sure Tech fans haven't forgotten Nebraska's last trip to Lubbock, I know I haven't. It'll be one of the pivotal swing games for NU that could honestly go either way.
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