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And Dalton Rigdon and Myles Price are a very solid one-two punch in the slot. Kaylon Geiger has emerged as a consistent deep threat, and so has sophomore Loic Fouonji. But even if he can’t go, Tech’s receiving corps is stacked with talent. We refer, of course, to Erik Ezukanma who sat out the victory over West Virginia with injury. Texas Tech’s leading receiver, and arguably the Big XII’s best, may or may not play against the Horned Frogs. At any rate, Texas Tech’s offense has functioned far more efficiently since Colombi took control. His passer rating is an exceptional 171, albeit on only 58 attempts.

Since taking over for the injured Tyler Shough, Henry Colombi has been excellent. Texas Tech’s passing game looks like more of a sure thing right now than it’s rushing game despite the fact that the Red Raiders are rolling with their second-team quarterback.

Depending upon how the cookie crumbles, talented but virtually unused freshman Cam’Ron Valdez could see action. If Brooks can’t go, that means the load falls entirely on SaRodorick Thompson who himself is working his way back from injury, and Xavier White, Texas Tech’s second leading rusher. Tahj Brooks, the team’s leading rusher, has played in only three games, and his status for TCU is unknown. Chadarius Townsend, one of Tech’s top four backs, is done for the season with a broken scapula. Complicating the situation are injuries at running back and the offensive line (center, Dawson Deaton). In other words, Tech’s rushing attack is decent but hardly dominant. The Red Raiders average 144 rushing yards per game and 4.6 yards per rush. When Texas Tech Has the Ball: TCU has been vulnerable to the run this season, but it remains to be seen whether Texas Tech can exploit the weakness. Last Meeting: TCU 34, Texas Tech 18, November 7, 2020Ĭoaches: Texas Tech, Matt Wells (56-49) TCU, Gary Patterson (180-76) Radio: Texas Tech Sports Network, FM 97.3