Lubbock, TX
Sep 28, 2024
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In just their second meeting since 1968, Texas Tech outlasted Cincinnati with a thrilling 44-41 victory at Jones AT&T Stadium. This classic college showdown witnessed both offenses in full swing, with Texas Tech executing scoring drives on all but two possessions. The Bearcats, through the arm of Brendan Sorsby, put up a valiant effort that kept the Red Raiders on their toes until the final whistle. Sorsby threw for an impressive 426 yards and four touchdowns, valiantly attempting to rally his team back after pivotal moments in the game.
Key moments included A.J. McCarty's game-stealing 51-yard interception return that widened the Texas Tech lead and ultimately shifted momentum decisively in their favor. Though Cincinnati had a late opportunity to equalize the score, Nathan Hawks' 51-yard field goal missed the mark, cementing the close victory for Texas Tech. On the ground, Tahj Brooks powered through Cincinnati's defense, rushing for 172 yards and two touchdowns, crucial in wearing down the Bearcats' resistance late in the fourth quarter.
Brendan Sorsby (Cincinnati)
Sorsby opened the scoring with a precise 15-yard touchdown pass to Tony Johnson, establishing an early momentum for Cincinnati.
Coy Eakin (Texas Tech)
Eakin caught a 7-yard touchdown pass from Behren Morton, bringing Texas Tech onto the scoreboard and igniting their offensive drive.
Behren Morton (Texas Tech)
Morton's 49-yard touchdown to Coy Eakin was a pivotal play, showcasing the aerial threat and extending Texas Tech's leading margin.
Brendan Sorsby (Cincinnati)
A highlight-reel 71-yard touchdown pass to Manny Covey briefly revived Cincinnati's hope, narrowing the score gap significantly.
A.J. McCarty (Texas Tech)
McCarty's interception and 51-yard return for a touchdown proved to be a dagger, effectively disrupting Cincinnati's rally and padding the Red Raiders' lead.
Nathan Hawks (Cincinnati)
With the game on the line, Hawks' 51-yard field goal attempt sailed wide, leaving the Bearcats just short of forcing overtime.
Evan Pryor (Cincinnati)
Pryor's contribution with a 1-yard rushing touchdown late in the second quarter reclaimed the lead for Cincinnati, reflecting their tenacity.
Brendan Sorsby (Cincinnati, QB)
Accounted for 426 yards passing and four touchdowns while nearly orchestrating successful comebacks showcasing resilience under pressure.
Behren Morton (Texas Tech, QB)
Morton augmented the Red Raiders' passing game with 251 yards and two crucial touchdowns, demonstrating precision at key junctures.
A.J. McCarty (Texas Tech, DB)
His 51-yard interception return was not just pivotal for the scoreboard but for energizing the Red Raiders' sideline in a critical moment.
Tahj Brooks (Texas Tech, RB)
Ran with determination, amassing 172 rushing yards and two touchdowns, pivotal in securing sustained offensive drives.
Josh Kelly (Texas Tech, WR)
Tallied 111 receiving yards, his connections with Morton were instrumental in maintaining offensive rhythm throughout the game.
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Cincinnati Bengals
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41
Texas Tech Red Raiders
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14
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