Texas Tech Ends Eight-Game Skid with 43-20 Win over Kansas State

Texas Tech secured a decisive 43-20 victory over Kansas State at Bill Snyder Family Stadium, snapping an eight-game losing streak against the Wildcats. The game was heavily influenced by five turnovers from Kansas State, which Texas Tech capitalized on to score 27 points, with linebacker Jacob Rodriguez playing a pivotal role by forcing two key fumbles. Texas Tech's running back J'Koby Williams contributed significantly with 135 yards and a touchdown, while quarterback Behren Morton returned from injury to throw for 249 yards and two touchdowns. Despite an early lead by Kansas State and some promising plays by quarterback Avery Johnson, the Wildcats struggled with turnovers and missed tackles, preventing a comeback. The win marked Texas Tech's first victory at Kansas State since 2008 and was celebrated on social media, highlighting the team's strong defensive performance and recruiting successes. Kansas State's season remains challenging, with the loss dampening their hopes for a Big 12 championship run, though the team has shown resilience in recent games.