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Texas Tech Football 2004 Red Raiders TEXAS TECH FOOTBALL 2004 RED RAIDERS WWW.TEXASTECH.COM Contacts: Chris Cook, Blayne Beal, Tammi Hoffman (806) 742-2770 • (806) 742-1970 – Fax 2004 RED RAIDER SCHEDULE TEXAS TECH (3-2, 1-1 BIG 12) vs. Sept. 4 at SMU W, 27-13 Sept. 11 at New Mexico L, 24-27 NEBRASKA (3-1, 1-0 BIG 12) Sept. 18 TCU (FSN) W, 70-35 Sept. 25 •at Kansas (FSN) W, 31-30 Saturday, October 9, 2004 6:10 p.m. (CT) Lubbock, Texas Oct. 2 •at Oklahoma (FSN) L, 13-28 Oct. 9 •NEBRASKA (TBS) 6:10 p.m. THE SEASON Oct. 23 •TEXAS 1 p.m. The 2004 season marks the 80th year of Texas Tech Football on the South Plains. Over that Oct. 30 •at Kansas State TBA span, the program has 460 wins, 373 losses and 32 ties. Nov. 6 •BAYLOR 1 p.m. Nov. 13 •at Texas A&M TBA THE GAME Nov. 27 •OKLAHOMA STATE TBA The Red Raiders return home for their first Big 12 game of the season at Jones SBC Stadium. All times are Central and subject to change Texas Tech and Nebraska kickoff at 6:10 p.m. Saturday. The game will be nationally televised on • denotes Big 12 Conference Games TBS (Lubbock Cox Cable Channel 17). 2004 HUSKERS SCHEDULE RADIO The All Sports Radio Network, with its flagship station KKAM 1340-AM, carries the live broadcast Sept. 4 WESTERN ILLINOIS W, 56-17 of every football game throughout the state of Texas on its 30-station network. Play-by-play man Sept. 11 SOUTHERN MISS L, 17-21 Brian Jensen calls the action with longtime Lubbock broadcasting fixture John Harris as the Sept. 18 at Pittsburgh W, 24-17 color analyst. Mark Finkner provides the sideline coverage, while Tim Chambers serves as Oct. 2 •KANSAS W, 14-8 statistician. Engineer Steve Pitts is in his 15th season. Oct. 9 •at Texas Tech 6 p.m. Oct. 16 •BAYLOR TBA TELEVISION Oct. 23 •at Kansas State TBA The Texas Tech-Nebraska game will be broadcast nationally on TBS at 6:10 p.m. Ron Thulin Oct. 30 •MISSOURI TBA (play-by-play) and Charles Davis (color analyst) will call the action from Jones SBC Stadium. Nov. 6 •at Iowa State TBA The game is the fourth consecutive for the Red Raiders on television this season. Each of the Nov.13 •at Oklahoma TBA last three games were carried by FSN. Nov. 26 •COLORADO 11 a.m. All times are Central and subject to change GOOD TO BE HOME • denotes Big 12 Conference games Texas Tech opened Big 12 Conference play with back-to-back road games for only the second time since the formation of the league in 1996. Tech faced Texas A&M and Iowa State on the road to open the 2002 league schedule and Kansas and Oklahoma this season. 2004 BIG 12 STANDINGS RED RAIDERS STRONG AT HOME IN CONFERENCE PLAY SOUTH Overall Conference Texas Tech holds a 7-1 advantage over its foes in Big 12 Conference home openers. The lone Oklahoma ______________ 4-0 .......................... 1-0 Oklahoma State _________ 4-0 .......................... 1-0 blemish was a 34-31 overtime setback to Kansas in 2001. Overall, the Red Raiders are 21-9 in Texas __________________ 4-0 .......................... 1-0 Big 12 play at Jones SBC Stadium. Texas A&M _____________ 3-1 .......................... 1-0 Texas Tech _____________ 3-2 .......................... 1-1 HOMECOMING BRINGS OUT THE BEST IN TECH Baylor _________________ 2-2 .......................... 0-1 Texas Tech boasts an all-time record of 44-27-3 in homecoming games, including 11 wins in the last 12 games. The last loss was against Kansas in 2001. NORTH Overall Conference Missouri ________________ 3-1 .......................... 1-0 LEACH AGAINST THE BIG 12 CONFERENCE BIG 12 RECORDS SINCE 2000 Nebraska _______________ 3-1 .......................... 1-0 Since the beginning of the 2000 season, head coach Mike Oklahoma ........................... 29-4 Colorado _______________ 3-1 .......................... 0-1 Leach’s first on the South Plains, Texas Tech has a 17-17 Texas ................................... 28-5 Iowa State ______________ 2-2 .......................... 0-1 record in Big 12 play. The mark ranks sixth among all league Kansas State .................... 21-12 Kansas State ___________ 2-2 .......................... 0-1 schools during that stretch and is the third-best in the Big 12 Nebraska ........................... 22-11 Kansas ________________ 2-3 .......................... 0-2 South, behind Oklahoma and Texas. Oklahoma has the best Colorado ........................... 20-13 record at 29-4, while Baylor falls in at 2-31. Texas Tech ........................ 17-17 Texas A&M ........................ 15-18 THIS WEEK’S BIG 12 GAMES HENDERSON AMONG TECH ELITE Iowa State ......................... 13-20 Junior RB Taurean Henderson is one of only three players in Oklahoma State ............... 14-19 Oklahoma vs. Texas (ABC) ........................... 11 a.m. school history to record 200 receptions, after catching four Missouri ............................. 12-21 Oklahoma State at Colorado (ABC) ............ 2:30 p.m. passes at Oklahoma last weekend. Henderson’s total of 200 Kansas ................................ 6-28 Nebraska at Texas Tech (TBS) ......................... 6 p.m. Baylor ................................. 2-31 Texas A&M at Iowa State ................................. 6 p.m. ranks third and trails all-time receptions leader Wes Welker Kansas State at Kansas ............................. 6:20 p.m. (259) and Carlos Francis (216). He set the NCAA freshman Missouri at Baylor (FSN) ................................. 9 p.m. record for receptions with 98 in 2002. TRLICA SETTLING IN Redshirt freshman placekicker Alex Trlica has found a niche as Tech’s starting placekicker. Trlica entered the season second on the depth chart on PAT and field goal duties, but assumed the duties following an injury to Keith Toogood in the opener against SMU. Trlica has connected 2004 Red Raider Football 1 Texas Tech vs. Nebraska TEXAS TECH-NEBRASKA Texas Tech vs. Nebraska – At a Glance THE COACHES Texas Tech Head Coach Mike Leach – Red Raiders head coach Mike Leach is 34-23 at Texas Tech and is in his fifth season at the helm of the Red Raider program. Nebraska Head Coach Bill Callahan Bill Callahan is in his first season as head coach at Nebraska and is 3-1 overall and 1-0 in Big 12 play on the year. Callahan previously served as head coach of the Oakland Raiders. RED RAIDERS LOOKING FOR FIRST SERIES WIN AGAINST THE HUSKERS TEXAS TECH Texas Tech and Nebraska have met seven times and each time the Huskers have come 2004 Record ............................... 3-2, 1-1 Big 12 away victorious. Nebraska holds a 7-0 advantage over Tech in the series, which began Last Game ................. #2 Oklahoma 28, Tech 13 with a 27-24 Husker win in the 1976 Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston. The next two games came National Ranking ........................................... RV Strength of Schedule (NCAA) ....................... t16 as part of a two-game series in 1993 and 1994, before both teams became members of the Next Game .......................... vs. Texas (Oct. 23) Big 12 Conference in 1996. In their last meeting, Tech narrowly missed its first win against Nebraska, falling 41-31 in Lincoln in 2001. STAT LEADERS SERIES INFORMATION Rushing Overall ........................................... NU leads 7-0 Henderson .................... 74 rush, 393 yds, 6 TD In Lubbock ..................................... NU leads 3-0 Receiving In Lincoln ....................................... NU leads 3-0 Hicks .............................. 39 rec., 716 yds, 4 TD At Neutral Sites ............................. NU leads 1-0 Passing Last Meeting ................... NU 41, Tech 31 (2001) Cumbie ............... 178-of-293, 2,085 yds, 11 TD Tackles RED RAIDERS AGAINST THE BIG 12 CONFERENCE Smith, M. ............... 42 tackles, 4.0 TFL, 2 PBU Texas Tech holds a series lead over five Big 12 members, including Colorado, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State and Oklahoma State. Baylor, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas and Texas A&M all hold series advantages over the Red Raiders. The schedule changed for NEBRASKA Tech this season, as two-year series with Colorado, Iowa State and Missouri came to an 2004 Record ............................... 3-1, 1-0 Big 12 end last season. In addition to its five opponents from the Big 12 South, Tech faces Kansas, Last Game .................... Nebraska 14, Kansas 8 Kansas State and Nebraska from the Big 12 North this season. Since 1996 the Red Raiders National Ranking ........................................... RV are 26-15 against teams from the North Division. Strength of Schedule (NCAA) ......................... 20 Series against the Big 12 Next Game ........................ vs. Baylor (Oct. 16) Baylor ............................ BU leads 32-29-1 Last Met: Tech 62, Baylor 14 (2003) Colorado ......................... Tech leads 4-3-0 Last Met: Tech 26, Colorado 21 (2003) STAT LEADERS Iowa State ....................... Tech leads 5-1-0 Last Met: Tech 52, Iowa State 21 (2003) Rushing Kansas ............................ Tech leads 8-1-0 Last Met: Tech 31, Kansas 30 (2004) Ross ........................... 83 rush, 474 yards, 2 TD Kansas State .................. Tech leads 4-3-0 Last Met: Tech 38, Kansas State 19 (2001) Receiving Missouri ............................. MU leads 3-2-0 Last Met: Missouri 62, Tech 31 (2003) Herian ......................... 18 rec., 203 yards, 3 TD Nebraska .......................... NU leads 7-0-0 Last Met: Nebraska 41, Tech 31 (2001) Passing Oklahoma ....................... OU leads 10-2-0 Last Met: Oklahoma 28, Tech 13 (2004) Dailey ..................... 64-of-118, 745 yards, 8 TD Oklahoma State ......... Tech leads 18-10-3 Last Met: Oklahoma State 51, Tech 49 (2003) Tackles Texas .............................. UT leads 38-14-0 Last Met: Texas 43, Tech 40 (2003) Ruud .................... 46 tackles, 5.0 TFL, 1.0 Sack Texas A&M .................. A&M leads 33-28-1 Last Met: Tech 59, Texas A&M 28 LAST TIME OUT: Nebraska 41, Texas Tech 31 // Oct. 20, 2001 LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - The third-ranked Cornhuskers had to rally from a surprising halftime STATISTICAL MATCHUP tie to hold off Texas Tech 41-31 and keep next weekend’s showdown with No.
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