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Sun Devils enter halftime on wrong end of an offensive outburst

Writer: Tom Hardon
Tom Hardon
5 days ago
1 min read
Photo: Mark J. Rebilas/Imagn Images
Photo: Mark J. Rebilas/Imagn Images

It's been a one-sided affair from Galaxy Stadium in Lubbock, and everything has been coming up Red Raiders. 404 yards of total offense, two interceptions, and an overwhelming conversion of big plays have Texas Tech leading 43-10 at the half.

J'Koby Williams leads the way for the Red Raiders with 141 yards and 2 touchdowns on 9 carries, while Kenny Johnson has lived up to his billing as Will Hammond's favorite target with 6 catches for 113 yards.

Cutter Boley has been playing behind a banged up offensive line since Week 2 at Texas Tech, but even with the return of Wade Helton, he has been under siege from the start. 5-of-10 passing with 124 yards, one touchdown against two interceptions, the question now should be when, not if Mikey Keene gets the call under center.

If there is a change at QB coming out of the halftime break, methodical and sustained drives will be the key rather than hoping for quick bursts every time. Chip away at the lead, and get the deficit back to a more respectable margin.


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