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  Texas Tech Stuns No. 16 Utah with Dominant 34-10 Road Win Texas Tech (4-0, 1-0 Big 12) delivered a statement performance Saturday, traveling to Salt Lake City and upending No. 16 Utah, 34-10. The Red Raiders showed resilience, depth, and opportunistic football in a complete team effort that might shift the narrative for this season. Key Moments & Players Will Hammond Steps Up Backup QB Will Hammond entered early in the third quarter after starter Behren Morton was injured. Hammond answered the call, completing 13 of 16 passes for 169 yards and two touchdowns. He also chipped in 61 rushing yards, helping the offense stay sharp and finish strong. A Rocky Exit for Morton Behren Morton was forced out with an injury during a hit to the head, following contact with Utah’s linebacker Johnathan Hall. Morton had thrown for 142 yards but also tossed two interceptions before leaving the game. Early Momentum & Special Teams Spark Texas Tech struck early with a 1-yard touchdown...

  It’s not just possible — it’s very real . There’s a growing belief across Raider Nation that Texas Tech could come out of Salt Lake City undefeated and 4-0 to start the 2025 season. It wouldn’t just turn heads — it would shake up the entire college football landscape. Let’s break down why this isn’t just hype — it’s legit: 🔥 1. The Offense Is Locked In The Red Raiders are returning firepower all over the field. A confident quarterback, explosive receivers, and an up-tempo system built by Kittley set this team up to light up the scoreboard early and often. If you're trying to outpace Tech in a shootout this year… good luck. 🧠 2. Veteran Leadership Sets the Tone This isn't a young, unproven team. Tech returns experienced leaders on both sides of the ball. That kind of maturity shows up in the trenches, on the road, and in high-pressure moments — exactly what it takes to win the first four games. 🏈 3. Early Schedule = Opportunity The schedule opens the door for momentum. A bi...