No. 12 Texas Tech capitalizes on 4 interceptions in a 29-7 win over Colorado and moves to 5-0

No. 12 Texas Tech triumphed over Colorado with a 29-7 score, thanks to a solid defensive effort that yielded four interceptions. Quarterback Isaac Wilson led Colorado's offense, scoring their lone touchdown. Texas Tech's defense, particularly linebacker John Curry, stood out, intercepting passes in the end zone and contributing to a 19-point total.

Colorado's performance was marred by several miscues, including missed field goals, a botched fake punt, and penalties that totaled 84 yards. Sophomore running back Terrance Carter Jr. scored a 12-yard touchdown for Texas Tech, while Brice Pollock added two interceptions of his own. Head coach Deion Sanders opted to start Wilson over junior "JuJu" Lewis, a decision that paid off as Wilson contributed to the Red Raiders' dominant performance. This victory marked Texas Tech's fifth straight win, extending their winning streak to five games.