Texas Tech rolls Colorado 29-7 as Buffaloes slide to 2-3
Texas Tech defeated Colorado 29-7 on Saturday, pushing the Buffaloes to a disappointing 2-3 record.
The Red Raiders controlled the game from the start. Their defence forced three interceptions from Colorado quarterback Isaac Wilson, who threw for 290 yards but could not finish drives.
After the game, head coach Deion Sanders denied he had benched freshman Juju Lewis. Sanders said the quarterback rotation was planned and not a reaction to Wilson's mistakes.
Colorado's season is slipping away. The Buffaloes were expected to contend, but back-to-back losses have raised questions about the offence.
Texas Tech's win keeps it in the hunt in the Big 12 race. The Red Raiders' defence has been the story of their season.
Sanders faces a difficult week. Fans are demanding answers, and the schedule does not get easier from here.
Texas Tech's defence has now held opponents under 14 points in three straight games. Colorado's 2-3 start is its worst record at this stage under Deion Sanders.
Sources: espn.com, cbssports.com, usatoday.com.
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