Texas Tech vs. West Virginia: Big 12 Showdown on Senior Day
- Overview: Texas Tech (7-4, 5-3 Big 12) hosts West Virginia (6-5, 5-3 Big 12) on Senior Day.
- Senior Day Recognition: Before the game, Texas Tech will honor over 20 seniors, including leading rusher Tahj Brooks and offensive lineman Caleb Rogers.
- Final Thoughts: This game not only serves as a chance for the Red Raiders to end the season on a high note, but it also allows them to...
Texas Tech vs. West Virginia Game Preview
Game Details:
- Date: Nov. 30, 2024
- Time: 11 a.m. CT
- Location: Jones AT&T Stadium, Lubbock, Texas
- Broadcast: FS1
Overview:
Texas Tech (7-4, 5-3 Big 12) hosts West Virginia (6-5, 5-3 Big 12) on Senior Day. This game is significant as Texas Tech aims for its first eight-win regular season since 2009.
Senior Day Recognition:
Before the game, Texas Tech will honor over 20 seniors, including leading rusher Tahj Brooks and offensive lineman Caleb Rogers.
Viewing Options:
- Television: FS1, with Eric Collins and Spencer Tillman.
- Radio: Texas Tech Sports Network on 46 affiliates, SiriusXM channel 138 or 199, and the Varsity app.
Attendance Goals:
- Texas Tech needs at least 54,969 fans to break its average attendance record.
- The current average of 59,596 ranks 30th nationally and second in the Big 12.
Key Player Performances:
- Behren Morton: The starting quarterback has contributed to a 13-4 record since 2023. He has 2,976 passing yards and 25 touchdowns this season.
- Tahj Brooks: He has 18 100-yard games in his last 21 outings, matching the Texas Tech single-season record with 10 games this year.
Game Impact:
- A win over West Virginia would secure eight wins for Texas Tech for the first time in over a decade.
- It would also mark Texas Tech’s first six conference wins since joining the Big 12.
Series History:
- This matchup is the 14th between both teams, with West Virginia holding a slight all-time lead of 7-6.
- Texas Tech has won the last two home games against West Virginia.
Coaching Connections:
- West Virginia’s head coach, Neal Brown, formerly served as Texas Tech’s offensive coordinator.
New Facilities:
- Texas Tech opened the South End Zone Building, a $242 million project, enhancing the stadium experience with new premium seating and facilities for coaches.
Final Thoughts:
This game not only serves as a chance for the Red Raiders to end the season on a high note, but it also allows them to honor senior players who have significantly contributed to the team. Fans are encouraged to support the cause for record-breaking attendance.
