Texas Tech Shuts Out Oklahoma State 42-0 in Big 12 Football

Texas Tech delivered a dominant 42-0 victory over Oklahoma State, sparked by J'Koby Williams' 99-yard kickoff return touchdown and a 26-yard touchdown catch on the first play. The Red Raiders capitalized on a blocked punt and a fumble recovery returned 69 yards for a touchdown by Jacob Rodriguez, marking their first home Big 12 shutout since 2005. Oklahoma State, struggling throughout the season with a 1-7 record, was limited to 182 yards and suffered their seventh consecutive loss, highlighting ongoing quarterback challenges. Meanwhile, No. 8 Ole Miss prepares to face 13th-ranked Oklahoma, with both teams showcasing strong offensive and defensive strategies. Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss has been efficient with minimal interceptions, while Oklahoma’s defense, led by Brent Venables, ranks first nationally in total defense and sacks per game. This upcoming matchup is anticipated to be a clash of high-powered offenses and top-tier defenses, contrasting with Oklahoma State’s current struggles.