- This week they scored 49 in the first half against Indiana State. ISU is not only a division I-AA team, but a poor one, having stretched their record to 0-4. I don't suppose they would be a good match for the top high school teams in Texas.
- Last week Tech scored 49 in the first half against another I-AA school, Sam Houston (The Sam Houston Institute of Technology, as we call it here in Texas. That's not the real name, but check out the initials.)
- Sam Houston is the only Tech opponent to have won a game this year, their only win coming against Bacone College, a tiny school in Muskogee originally "dedicated to the Christian education of American Indians," which somehow managed to avoid a direct matchup with Tech.
- In Week 1, Tech scored a mere 56-3 victory over Florida International, which is rated #8 in ESPN's bottom ten, is 0-3 for the season, and lost their only conference game 66-24, while allowing their opponents to rewrite their team record book.
- Not surprisingly, Tech is ranked No. 1 in the nation in scoring offense, and total offense.
- Next week, Tech plays Kansas, which has also built a 3-0 record against pussy opponents, but has not even won very convincingly. (They played a very tight game against that mighty "bottom ten" powerhouse Florida Atlantic, finally emerging on the winning side of a 30-19 game. At one point Florida Atlantic was ahead 13-12!!).
- For next year, Tech is hoping to open against DeVry and The University of Phoenix
Sunday, September 25, 2005
Texas Tech wins over their third straight patsy. In the best story of the college football season, Tech continued its romp over silly opponents.
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