Only two active P5 quarterbacks have posted these stats in their career: Pass Attempts >= 350 Pass INT Rate >= 3% Pass TD Rate <= 4% Completion Rate <= 66% They are Bryce Underwood and Will Hammond.

Still trying to wrap my head around committing a delay of game out of halftime.

Nine days until basketball season.

FINAL; Texas Tech 65, Kentucky 76 It’s just reps, and both teams are 0-0, but Texas Tech needed more from its backcourt tonight. DGL and Davis went a combined 5-of-23 for 17 points. With Toppin out, that has to be the aspect of your team that shines. A lot to digest after that.

U4: Texas Tech 61, Kentucky 70 The Wildcats are starting to rally behind the home crowd. This feels like a tournament game, and as is often the case in March, this one will come down to guard play. Texas Tech hasn’t gotten nearly enough from its starting backcourt so far.

U8: Texas Tech 54, Kentucky 57 Texas Tech held Kentucky without a made shot for over five minutes which has gotten them right back into this game. Darrion Williams is waking up, and Bagayoko continues to shine with 10 points.

U16: Texas Tech 41, Kentucky 47 Donovan Atwell is starting to get going and is now up to 11 points. That’s just what the Red Raiders need, as their starting guard play tonight has left a lot to be desired. Texas Tech simply needs to turns more possessions into points.

Biggest takeaway from the first half: Damarion Dennis looks legit. Do not underestimate the impact he can have on this team.

Key halftime stats: Both teams with 7 TOs Cruz Davis + DGL: 1-of-9 FG, 4 TOs Damarion Dennis: 11 pts TTU: 14 bench points; Kentucky: 6 bench points Kentucky: 14 points off TOs

Just as we all expected, Damarion Dennis is the game’s leading scorer at the half with 11 points.

Texas Tech has to call a timeout to try and halt Kentucky’s momentum. Wildcats are on a 10-0 run and the Red Raiders are all out of sorts offensively. Texas Tech is quickly up to five turnovers and Kentucky has found some offensive rhythm.

U12: Texas Tech 18, Kentucky 14 Turnovers are plaguing both teams so far. Tech’s half-court defense is starting to settle in, and Demarion Dennis is logging some really strong early minutes so far.

U8: Texas Tech 23, Kentucky 16 Demarion Dennis continues to shine, leading all scorers with six points early. Bagayoko playing a much bigger role than the box score suggests. Gibbs-Lawhorn needs to find his footing, he’s 0-for-5 early.

U16: Texas Tech 9, Kentucky 6 Tech’s defense still showing obvious signs of learning to communicate, but the offense is showing good signals early. Bags with four early points, Williams and Atwell doing the rest.

Ooooooo buddy this is spicy. So much versatility. Can’t wait to watch ball soon.

Texas Tech plays basketball today.