Texas Tech enters mid-October at 5-0 overall and 2-0 in the Big 12, ranked No. 10 in the AP poll, after a schedule that included narrow escapes against Houston and Oregon State plus dominant wins over Colorado and Sam Houston. The Red Raiders rank among the nation’s better defenses at 16.2 points allowed per game while leaning on a productive ground attack led by J’Koby Williams and Cameron Dickey. Preseason win totals opened at 10.5–11.5, reflecting high expectations under fifth-year coach Joey McGuire, and the undefeated start plus home dominance (11-game streak) have kept trader focus on the over side of current lines near 11.5. Remaining games feature road tests at Cincinnati, Oklahoma State, and Baylor plus winnable home dates against Arizona State, Arizona, West Virginia, and TCU, with a bye before the Sun Devils matchup. Close early margins and Big 12 parity keep outcomes fluid despite the strong position.
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