With six minutes to go in the first half, West Virginia needs to score to tie the game and give Texas Tech little time to score. The Bears start at their own 15-yard line. During the time when Dan Holgorsen was the head coach at WVU, the team had a great passing game and a kicker who could hit from 45 yards and in. Tech, on the other hand, excels when the passing window narrows and the field gets tighter.
The first half of the game has a long running clock, so it’s important to watch it. Both teams are trying to get to the end zone, but Texas Tech has the upper hand. The Bears’ defense is in top shape, but they have trouble stopping the Bears’ offense. A Texas Tech punt is the perfect way to win a big game against the Bears. The defense is a strong one, and the Bulldogs’ defense will make West Virginia look bad.
In the first quarter, West Virginia University is putting up big numbers. The Bears are hitting Doege hard and often, and the Bears have just three plays on third down. The Cowboys are inside the five with a first down, and SaRodorick Thompson runs for his fourth career touchdown. The WVU offense has only two timeouts remaining. They have a chance to score on their next possession.
The Bears are down two scores, but Texas Tech leads by seven in the third quarter. WVU is behind in the game, but it’s hard to be upset in a game with so many twists and turns. The West Virginia University defense has been very strong all season, so a win will be a great victory. The game is not over until the Bulldogs get the win.
Despite a high scoring first half, West Virginia is unable to sustain the momentum in the second half. On its first drive, the Bears are down by four points, and Texas Tech scores the next three times. The final time WVU takes the field, the game ends with a tying score, 23-20. The Bears have not scored a touchdown after halftime this season.
The Bears take their first lead. After a WVU timeout, they call a timeout. Doege throws a long pass to Sam James for 32 yards and to Edale for five yards. After the play clock runs out, WVU calls a timeout. Doege gets the ball at the WVU 42. This will be the first touchdown in the game for the Bears this year.
The first half is a close game. The Bears are favored by seven points. The spread is a bit low, but this isn’t an ominous number. The over/under is a key factor in determining the winner. The under is 130.5 and the money line is at +175. Both teams are underdogs, so be sure to consider the spread before betting.
The Bears are a ranked team and have the advantage in total yards. In addition to a large offensive line, Texas Tech’s defense is strong. The Bears have an average of 210 yards per game. However, this defense has no matchup with the WVU team. The Bears are not ranked highly, so this is a good indicator of what to expect in the game.
Despite the lack of a good passing game, the Bears are making their offense more efficient. With a lot of players missing from the starting lineup, the Bears have a lot of weapons to choose from. In the third quarter, Texas Tech is on the defensive side. The team’s defense is the only one to be ranked at the same time. WVU will have to find ways to defend their weak spot on the defensive line.
Despite a poor start to the game, the Bears have a chance to take the lead in the second half. Fortunately for the Bears, the game is a must-watch for fans. The first half is a must-watch in the Big 12 Conference, and the Bears have to beat Texas Tech in Morgantown on their home turf to win. The rivalry is fierce, and both teams have their chances.
