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- Offense: The Dummies know how to run a red zone offense.

- QB: OKie St...THAT'S how you run the QB zone read....that was nice.

- OL/KICKER: At this point, I have no concerns with the defense.

- Texas Tech held Abilene Christian to 10 points in its opener, but the preview notes sustained possessions of 9, 11 and 15 plays, only one of which scored. LB Jamond Mathis led the defense with six tackles and 2.5 sacks. The report shows pass-rush production alongside an ability by the opponent to extend drives, rather than uniformly dominant defense. - Texas Tech used three running backs against Abilene Christian: Cameron Dickey had 14 carries, J'Koby Williams 13 and Quinten Joyner 10. Joyner gained 43 yards and scored once. That opener supports a shared backfield role; the preview does not announce a new starter or a change in the rotation for Oregon State.

- Offense: Tech offense attacked the total field.

- QB: The NE QB looked like crap lastnight, maybe They'll bench him and move BM up to 2nd string...

- Offense: I wish we could hire Gary Kubiak as an analyst right now to come in, oversee and design a red zone scheme for us...

- Offense: Also every kickoff was out of the back of the end zone but the last one.

- Offense: I loved those offenses as well, and have always thought it would be interesting to manufacture a team with the best, fast strike air raid + the best most air tight defense just to...

- Texas Tech quarterback Will Hammond completed 26 of 33 passes against Abilene Christian, including all 13 throws of five yards or fewer, but the offense finished three red-zone visits with field goals rather than touchdowns. - Texas Tech's Cameron Dickey, J'Koby Williams and Quinten Joyner combined for 173 rushing yards and two touchdowns in a three-back opener rotation, giving the short-passing offense a complementary rushing workload to bring into Corvallis.

- Texas Tech lineman Hunter Zambrano identified wrong linebacker targets and blocks released too early as reasons productive five- and six-yard opener runs did not become explosives, presenting bigger gains as contingent on corrections rather than an established rushing breakthrough. - Texas Tech running back J'Koby Williams handled 14 carries for 71 yards and a touchdown plus eight catches for 57 yards, with the offense feeding him on its first five plays and using him as both a rushing and receiving outlet. - Texas Tech used Williams, Cameron Dickey and Quinten Joyner in the opener after Joyner's recovery from a torn ACL had left Williams and Dickey carrying the load the previous season. - Texas Tech's Zambrano made his first appearance in nearly two years after injuries and back surgery sidelined him last season, starting against Abilene Christian and describing the offense's tempo and long drives as tiring during his return.

- Pick/market: I have seen enough sample size of Hammond.

- Injury: Not a fan of having a QB coming off an ACL playing on a slippery field

- QB: If you’re going to insult the best QB Tech has had, at least get your facts correct.

- LB: My drunk 3rd quarter thought was: "Would Guz Malzahn or Mike Gundy be willing to be a redzone consultant for our offensive coordinator since they're not doing anything these days?" Immediately began trying to...

- QB/LB: There are so many interactions that create a great offense and a great defense, and nearly all of those were disrupted in one way or another in the offseason.

- QB: The guy who thinks Bill Parcells doesn’t know what he’s talking about calls me dumb.

- OL: Offensive line jelling first half and off the field midway through the 3rd period.

- Pick/market: Welcome the big boys everyone, we are starting to act like blue bloods

- Shephard described Texas Tech box defenders Ansel Nedore and Ben Roberts as violent, assignment-sound players and said Oregon State intends to challenge their recognition with different looks and a new offensive play package rather than repeat the opener's calls.

- QB: I wasn’t really thinking about it that way but the FSU QB was mostly terrible.

- Pick/market: Taj being out sank us at WSU.

- RB: I was thinking it was either the RB didn’t get out of bounds or try to get out of bounds maybe.

- QB: Running game and defense wins NC.

- OL: Those pull plays need to be run much quicker and until Hammond or someone can run not on an RPO.

- TE: Also, e may see Hammond run on those this eek if OSU just crashes don on the play like ACU as doing.

- Injury: Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire provided updates on some key players and their projected availability this weekend in Corvallis.

- Pick/market: Only at TT can the qb throw for 300 yards, complete 79% of his passes and be harshly graded receiving the worst grade on the team.

- Pick/market: Hammond is a young QB.

- QB: Coaches now have him 4th on depth chart.

- QB: A good TT QB doesn't miss those when he has protection, and from my standpoint Hammond had good protection.

- OL/DL: On one play in particular on Saturday, I was yelling things at the TV that are unprintable here because one of Tech's Edge guys was completely locked in a cross between a bearhug and...

- OL: My observation- OL is just as bad as last year…& so is the OC.

- QB/OL: No Defense is going cover a Tech QB on an Option Read until the Back up specialist comes in and then the D End will be assigned to him.

- QB: We had an NFL QB and 2 NFL WRs last season and looked awful a lot on O.

- Injury: honestly, I’ve been very happy with Hammond‘s play tonight.

- OL: Our offensive line is a disgrace.

- QB: Anymore questions from all the Hammond idiots on here as to why we went and got Sorsby.

- QB: hammond on the quarterback draw now we’re just being flat out stupid

- QB: All time great Red Raider, but he’s had a fairly precipitous fall off in recent years as a college coach.

- WR: I didn’t realize how many transfers ACU has on their roster.

- Injury: Tech fans can lament our underwhelming effort tonight all they want, but I’ll take a team whose QB is coming off an ACL tear and seeing his first game action in nearly 1 year...

- QB: More like neither the QB nor the OC are worthy of the offense capacity available.

- OL: Just re-watched and it was not too bad except the red zone issues.

- QB/LB: I bet Leavett is hurt soon, if he keeps running like he did lastnight

- Offense: That’s a worn out excuse we used to use when we consistently had crappy teams.

- QB/LB: The moment we have a defense, we lose an offense and a quarterback that can play period.

- QB: he 'gained' one yard because idiot line judge decided it was a forward pass instead of a lateral.

- Injury: I do think the play calling reflected an OC protecting the QB coming off of ACL surgery.

- Offense: Really hoping we come out fired up next week and actually show life offensively.

- QB/LB: watching the game again There is a LOT to work with on this team.

- Pick/market: Scripted plays were finished after the first couple of drives then play calling started.