Texas Tech Keeps Rolling, Win Third Straight

The game started with an Oregon State three-and-out, and then it turned into a 63-yard drive, starting with Cameron Dickey and J'Koby Williams making them pay for making mistakes against the running game. From the start of the game, the Beavers' defense was outmatched by the talent from the Red Raiders' receiving core.

As they have been this season, the Red Raiders kept rolling, keeping their foot on the gas, not daring to let up for a moment. They would strike fast again, making it 14-0 after Caleb Douglas caught a 61-yard reception. The Beavers would miss a field goal in the ensuing possession, and after that, it was off to the races.

Morton would connect with Williams for a 30-yard touchdown pass, and then Williams would find pay dirt again, scoring his second touchdown of the day to make it 28-0, which would be taken into halftime.

Halftime Score: Texas Tech 28, Oregon State 0

Second Half

The Red Raiders would pick up right where they left off when play resumed. Morton found Terrance Carter Jr. for a 23-yard score. At this point, down by 35, the Beavers would press, and the Red Raiders would get their second takeaway of the game, an interception.

This time, they were held to a field goal, but after the defense forced a quick three-and-out, they scored again, this time with Dickey finding the end zone from four yards out. The Beavers would get two touchdowns in their final two possessions, but it was too late then, and the Red Raiders would close this one out.

Final Score: Texas Tech 45, Oregon State 14

The Red Raiders kept marching, looking like a well-oiled and well-funded machine as they prepare for conference play now. With the confidence instilled from their performances, the Red Raiders look to continue their dominance, proving they aren't just all noise.

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