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    Caradoc Wyn Posted on

    The Texas Tech football team will look for a decisive win on the road when the Red Raiders visit the TCU Horned Frogs in Fort Worth on Saturday.

    The Red Raiders (5-2, 3-1) will look to prevail against TCU (4-3, 2-2) after suffering a humiliating home loss to Baylor. Meanwhile, the Horned Frogs defeated Utah 13-7 in their last game.

    Follow us for updates as the Red Raiders and Horned Frogs kick off a game at Amon G. Carter Stadium at 2:30 p.m., televised nationally on FOX.

    Texas Tech Football vs. TCU score updates

    WEEK 9 (AMON G. CARTER STADIUM, FORT WORTH) 1 2 3 4 – F
    TEXAS TECH 3 14 X X 17
    TCU 14 0 X X 14

    4:01 p.m.: Jalin Conyers catches a 25-yard pass and converts it on third-and-long. He had a total of 17 receiving yards in the last four games combined. Two minute time out.

    3:52 p.m.: Texas Tech can’t do anything with the drive and Reese Burkhardt misses a 50-yard field goal attempt, the first missed FG of the year for the Red Raiders. 5:07 remaining in second place.

    3:49 p.m. CJ Baskerville goes for the interception to give Texas Tech possession at the TCU 30.

    3:36 p.m.: The tide has turned as Texas Tech takes the lead after a short TD run by Tahj Brooks. The Red Raiders led 17-14 with 10:44 left in the second.

    3:23 p.m.: Trick play alert! Tech gained zero yards on its first three plays, but made a fake field goal when Reese Burkhardt ran it in for a touchdown. Red Raiders cut the deficit to 14-10 with 13-9 remaining.

    3:21 p.m.: Big defensive play as Harvey Dyson III gets a strip sack and Tech recovers at the TCU 4. Dyson also recovered the fumble.

    3:20 p.m.: The technician has to prick for the second time. TCU ball at their own 11.

    3:15 p.m.: End of the first: TCU 14, Texas Tech 3. Red Raiders face 2nd-and-10 from their own 44.

    3:10 p.m.: On the first play of the drive, Hoover hits a wide-open Savion Williams for a 75-yard touchdown. 14-3 Horned Frogs, still 1:33 ahead of first place.

    3:03 p.m.: Texas Tech enters the red zone before having to settle for a 38-yard field goal from Gino Garcia. The Red Raiders trailed 7-3 with 1:45 left.

    2:55 p.m.: Texas Tech is sacked by Brenden Jordan and Charles Esters to bring down TCU quarterback Josh Hoover and force a punt. TCU gets a re-punt after running into the kicker, and that shoe only goes 20 yards. Tech ball at the TCU 41 with 5:00 left in the first quarter.

    2:48 p.m.: Tahj Brooks drops a pass that could have gone wide and Texas Tech has to punt. Jack Burgess hits it 40 yards and TCU starts the drive inside its own 10 yards.

    2:41 p.m.: TCU has little trouble marching down the field as Savion Williams spins through the Texas Tech defense and gives the Wildcat a 35-yard rushing score. TCU led 7-0 with 10:48 left.

    2:34 p.m.: TCU receives kickoff to open the game.

    2:31 p.m.: The start of the Texas Tech-TCU game begins on FS2, while Ohio State-Nebraska ends on FOX.

    1:53 p.m.: Notable players out for today’s game include Bryce Ramirez. Texas Tech’s availability report, released 45 minutes before the game, said the senior linebacker “underwent surgery on his lower leg on Friday. This was the result of a complication of his 2022 injury sustained at North Carolina State and was discovered as part of a regular medical examination by Texas Tech medical staff.

    Texas Tech Football vs TCU Predictions

    I predicted a 39-28 win for TCU in this week’s scouting report and prediction story. Here’s why.

    History of Texas Tech Football vs. TCU

    • Series balance: Texas Tech leads 33-30-1
    • Last Texas Tech win: November 2, 2023 (35-28 in Lubbock)
    • Last TCU win: November 5, 2022 (34-24 in Fort Worth)

    Texas Tech Football vs. TCU injury updates

    Here is Texas Tech’s football availability report for the TCU game, released 45 minutes before kickoff.

    • SUSPENDED FOR THE SEASON: OLB Dylan Spencer (knee), OLB Joseph Adedire (knee), OL Vinny Sciury (knee), RB Cam’Ron Valdez (knee), DT E’Maurion Banks (knee)
    • EXCERPT FOR TCU GAME: DB Javeon Wilcox (knee), OL Dylan Shaw (hand), WR Drae McCray (head), OL Dalton Merryman (head), LB Bryce Ramirez (lower leg), DB Marcus Ramon-Edwards (head)

    What channel is Texas Tech Football vs. TCU on today?

    TV channels: FOX

    Live stream: Fubo (free trial)

    Texas Tech Football vs. TCU will be broadcast nationally on FOX. Tim Brando will be joined in the booth by analyst Devin Gardner while Josh Sims will report from the sideline. The game is available to stream on Fubo, which includes a free trial.

    Watch Texas Tech Football vs. TCU

    Texas Tech Football vs TCU time today

    • Date: Saturday, October 26th
    • Start time: 2:30 p.m

    Texas Tech football will face TCU at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth at 2:30 p.m.

    Texas Tech football schedule 2024

    • August 31: vs. Abilene Christian, W, 52-51 (OT)
    • September 7: at Washington State, L, 37-16
    • September 14: vs. North Texas, W, 66-21
    • September 21: vs. Arizona State, W, 30-22
    • September 28: vs. Cincinnati, W, 44-41
    • Oct. 5: at Arizona, W, 28-22
    • Oct. 19: vs. Baylor, L, 59-35
    • Oct. 26: at TCU, 2:30 p.m. FOX (Fubo)
    • November 2nd: at Iowa State, 2:30 p.m. ESPN (ESPN+)
    • November 9th: vs. Colorado, time and TV TBD
    • November 23: at Oklahoma State, Time and TV TBD
    • November 30: vs. West Virginia, time and TV to be announced
    • CURRENT RECORDS: 5-2, 3-1

    2024 TCU football schedule

    • August 30: at Stanford, W, 34-27
    • September 7: Long Island, W, 45-0
    • Sept. 14: UCF, L, 35-34
    • September 21: at SMU, L, 66-42
    • September 28: at Kansas, W, 38-27
    • Oct. 4: Houston, L, 30-19
    • Oct. 19: at Utah, W, 13-7
    • Oct. 26: Texas Tech, 2:30 p.m
    • Nov. 2: at Baylor, 7 p.m
    • November 9: Oklahoma State
    • November 23rd: Arizona
    • November 30th: in Cincinnati
    • CURRENT RECORDS: 4-3, 2-2

    Texas Tech football news

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    NO DEJA VU: Texas Tech football’s Caleb Rogers is hoping for a smoother trip to TCU than the “fever dream” of 2022

    ALL WE NEED IS A LITTLE PATIENCE: Texas Tech football isn’t pushing Micah Hudson, and that’s okay | Don Williams

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