Week 14 college betting action sees the No. 7 Baylor Bears taking on the Texas Tech Red Raiders in Arlington, Texas. Cappers Picks provides free handicapping tips all season long.
This game will be played at a neutral site. Dallas Cowboy Stadium.
College Football Week 9 betting action sees the Texas Tech Red Raiders taking on the No. 12 Texas Christian Horned Frogs on Oct. 25, at Amon Carter Stadium. Cappers Picks provides free College football handicapping tips all season long.
Week 5 college betting action sees the Texas Tech Red Raiders taking on the No. 24 Oklahoma State Cowboys down in Stillwater, Okla. Cappers Picks provides free college football handicapping tips all season long.
College Football Week 3 betting action sees the Arkansas Razorbacks taking on the Texas Tech Red Raiders on Sept. 13, at Jones AT&T Stadium. Cappers Picks provides free College football handicapping tips all season long.
Last year the Red Raiders wilted big time, losing their final 5 regular season games against the better teams in the league before a surprising win against Arizona State.
The Red Raiders are near the bottom of the Big 12 standings. They have lost their last 5 games but they have had some surprising wins this season including beating Oklahoma State at home and Oklahoma on the road.
The Jayhawks took out their frustration of losing to Kansas State on TCU winning by 30. This one is on the road where the Jayhawks have struggled this season but it looks like another lamb to the slaughter at Texas Tech.
The Texas Tech Read Raiders will lock horns with host Texas in their annual interstate rivalry game on Thanksgiving night.
The Baylor Bears continue on their BCS Championship trek as the Texas Tech Red Raiders ride into Arlington, Texas to end their three game skid.
A pair of teams that met in the Big 12 conference title game last season will do battle on Saturday, when Kansas State arrives in Lubbock looking to upset No. 15 Texas Tech.
This is an important game for both teams in what should be an interesting race in the B12 over the final month of the season. The Cowboys and the Red Raiders are two of the three teams with one league loss so far, so whoever loses this one is likely eliminated from contention given there are still two undefeated teams.
So far Texas Tech has been perfect this season, rising to #10 in the nation – but I don’t think anyone thinks this team is actually deserving of that elite opinion. Things are about to get a lot more difficult for them starting this week with a trip to Oklahoma to face the Sooners.
Teams from deep in the heart of Texas often don’t like to leave the state during the first month of the season – and they usually don’t have to with all the programs down there.
There is profound enthusiasm over the announcement of Kliff Kingsbury taking the reins as head coach in Lubbock, as Kingsbury is a former record-shattering Tech pivot himself. Undoubtedly, this move has fired up the Red Raiders’ fan base.
Hardly riveting action in this one. Texas Tech has already seen their coach move on to “greener” pastures and Minnesota barely qualified to play in a bowl game. Maybe the Gophers have an advantage because they are not going through a transition…maybe.
The final score made it look closer than it really was for West Virginia at Texas last week. It was their first road contest as a member of the BIg 12 and they passed, continuing their ascent up the national rankings.
