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No. 15 Texas Tech holds off West Virginia 53-48 in a game that ran past midnight

The Daily Lubbock teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 4 sources

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If you stayed up for it, you earned your coffee. No. 15 Texas Tech held off West Virginia 53-48 at on Saturday, Nov. 7, and the game ended early Sunday. The Red Raiders improved to 8-1 and remain in contention for the Big 12 Championship.

Texas Tech edged West Virginia in a shootout

  • West Virginia48
    Texas Tech53 (won)
    FinalPlayed Saturday, Nov. 7, at Galaxy Stadium in Lubbock

Tech led 41-27 at halftime, but West Virginia opened the second half with 21 straight points to lead 48-41. Thomas Castellanos then hit Kenny Johnson for a 5-yard go-ahead touchdown with 2:44 left, and Trey White's sack in the end zone for a safety closed it out.

  • Home streak: Tech's 14th straight home win
  • record: 5-1
  • J'Koby Williams: 75-yard touchdown run and a 43-yard catch
  • Castellanos: 102 rushing yards on top of his passing

Castellanos and Williams powered Tech's offense

362
passing yards for Castellanos, a career high
5
touchdown passes thrown by Castellanos
102
rushing yards for Castellanos
160
rushing yards for J'Koby Williams

Sources: The Lufkin Daily News, Yourbasin, Lubbock Lights, Warriors Wire

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