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Defending Texas Tech: Limiting Tahj Brooks, Creating Turnovers

October 16, 2024
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Texas Tech’s offense is very different from the unit that dominated Baylor in Waco last year. 

Indeed, they’re almost a polar opposite unit. Last year, Texas Tech was basically all ground game with a horrendous passing offense.

It’s a near-complete flip this year:

Season Rushing Success Rate EPA per Rush Passing Success Rate EPA per Pass
2024 44.0% (45th nationally) -0.02 (85th) 43.6% (57th) +0.
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Defending Texas Tech: Limiting Tahj Brooks, Creating Turnovers

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12:54p, 10/16/24
After several years of really bad football, accompanied by relentless sunshine pumping, i decided to cancel my premium subscription, so admittedly I didn't read the article.

I am just here to post my opinion that Dave will find a way to lose this game but afterwards will assure us that we had a great week of practice leading up to our eventual, predictable defeat.
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In reply to BUATX2000 • 12:57p, 10/16/24
This where I'm at… I just expect a loss regardless of the opponent. The worst part is will play good for a stretch of this game. Than will ultimately fall apart. Rinse repeat
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