It was over when... Graham Harrell found Michael Crabtree on a 28-yard TD with 1 second left to give Texas Tech a 39-33 win. Gameball goes to... Harrell. The Tech QB went 36 of 53 for 474 yards and 2 TDs in the upset win. Stat of the game... 768. The Horns and Red Raiders combined for more than 750 yards through the air in Lubbock.

The Red Raiders beat East Central Oklahoma, 167-116 setting a school record for points. They scored 90 points in the second half alone. Ten players scored in double figures and the 167 points are easily the highest output in Texas Tech history (the old mark was 128). They put up an amazing 113 field goal attempts, hit 13-of-25 three point attempts and forced 29 turnovers.

It was over when... Shannon Woods caught a 13-yard TD from Graham Harrell to give Texas Tech a 49-20 lead with 8:52 left in the fourth quarter. Gameball goes to... Harrell. Who else? The senior was 40-of-50 for 456 yards with six TDs and no INTs. Stat of the game... 10. The Red Raiders are 10-0 for just the second time in school history, the last time coming in 1938.

Texas Tech vs. Rice from the AP Taylor Potts threw seven touchdowns to lead Texas Tech past Rice 55-10 on Saturday night. He threw TD passes of 5, 7, 8, 11, 27, 34 and 30 yards as Texas Tech moved to 2-0 on the season. Potts completed 36 of 57 passes for 456 yards and threw to 13 different receivers. It was his second consecutive 400-plus yard performance. Last week, though, Potts threw three interceptions; he had none against the Owls. Lyle Leong, Potts' teammate at Abilene High, caught three of Potts' scoring strikes. Adam Zouzalik, Edward Britton, Tramain Swindall and Eric Stephens each caught one TD pass from Potts. Swindall caught a 26-yarder from backup Steven Sheffield late in the game. Rice (0-2) used three quarterbacks, Nick Fanuzzi, John Thomas Shepherd and Ryan Lewis, but none could sustain a potent enough attack to keep up with Texas Tech's offensive. Potts' seven TD passes fell one short of a school record. Source: AP