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In a prime-time matchup with national title implications last year, Oklahoma gave Texas Tech a firm lesson in big-time college football .

Texas Tech flanker Alex Torres has gone from an unknown into the team's leading receiver with one game left in the regular season.

Texas Tech came up with one of its most impressive wins in school history on Saturday.

View full size photo>> The Result :: So Sweet: I had not even considered a blowout on the Texas Tech side of the ledger.

The hefty guy who's been jumping around all season stood with his sneakers nailed to the turf.

Senior defensive end Sharpe has 10.5 quarterback sacks, second in the Big 12 to Texas A&M's Von Miller .

View full size photo>> This weekly feature considers five reasons why Texas Tech will win and five reasons Texas Tech will lose to each opponent.

Colt McCoy remembers the Year of the Quarterback in the Big 12 last season. It's no mystery to the Texas quarterback why the league's offenses haven't been able to keep up the blistering scoring pace this year.

A hit by Texas Techa s Jamar Wall forced QB Zac Robinson to leave the game late.

Oklahoma State quarterback Zac Robinson's participation was limited during the Monday practice session at Boone Pickens Stadium.

Published online 11/16/2009 9:19 PM Coaches: Big hits are now the norm OMAHA, Neb.

Sticking With Potts: LAJ's Don Williams writes that Captain Mike Leach admitted yesterday that he should have stuck with Potts on Saturday, which seems to me to be a clear indication that Leach will be going with Potts for the rest of the year, barring some unforeseen event.

About this time last year, the Texas Tech Red Raiders - 10-0 and ranked No. 2 in the country - were dreaming about a national title run.

Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy says the hard hits in college football have dramatically changed the game in recent years.

One big hit has complicated a short week of preparation for No. 12 Oklahoma State.

Patrick Lavine scored on a 21-yard interception return, and No. 17 Oklahoma State came up with a final defensive stand to keep its slim hopes for a Big 12 championship alive with a 24-17 win against Texas Tech on Saturday night.

A weekly look at a Texas Tech player who is either redshirting or not on the two-deep chart.

During Texas Tech football players' weekly Monday session with the media, cornerback Jamar Wall was asked about the highlight-film hit he put on Kansas running back Jake Sharp in the Red Raiders' last game.

View full size photo>> This weekly feature considers five reasons why Texas Tech will win and five reasons Texas Tech will lose to each opponent.

Line: Oklahoma State by 4. Series Record: Texas Tech leads 21-12-3. Last meeting: 2008, Texas Tech 56-20. What's at Stake Oklahoma State will try to keep its outside chance at the Big 12 championship alive while also protecting its position in the conference's bowl picture.