Postgame Notes
September 25, 2014 | Football
Oklahoma State Postgame Notes
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GETTING STARTED
? Weather conditions at kickoff: Temperature: 81 degrees; Winds: SE at 8 mph; Humidity: 33 percent; Conditions: Partly Cloudy
? Tonight's game was televised nationally on ESPN.
? Tonight's game marked the 42nd all-time meeting between Texas Tech and Oklahoma State.
? Tonight's game marked the 991st all-time game in Texas Tech history.
? Texas Tech won the opening coin toss and elected to receive. Tech is now 3-1 on the opening coin toss this season.
? Texas Tech wore a new uniform from Under Armour tonight called the White Ombre'. The uniform featured white pants with a gray jersey that faded to white. The helmets featured a rendition of the Masked Rider logo and were individually hand painted and numbered.
? Tonight's game captains were Davis Webb, Bradley Marquez, Sam Eguavoen and Kenny Williams.
? Sophomore wide receiver Dylan Cantrell made his first career start on offense... Junior defensive lineman Rika Levi made his first career start at NT.
? Two Red Raider true freshmen made their career debuts tonight as CB Nigel Bethel II and QB Patrick Mahomes became the seventh and eighth Tech true freshmen to play this season. Overall, Tech has had 27 newcomers make their Tech debuts in 2014.
? Sophomore offensive lineman Le'Raven Clark made his 30th consecutive start while senior linebacker Sam Eguavoen made his 23rd consecutive start.
? Tonight's attendance was 55,958.
Starters - (Offense) - (LT) Le'Raven Clark, (LG) Alfredo Morales, (C) Jared Kaster, (RG) James Polk (RT) Reshod Fortenberry, (QB) Davis Webb, (RB) DeAndre Washington, (WR) Bradley Marquez (WR) Dylan Cantrell, (IR) Jakeem Grant, (WR) Reginald Davis (Defense) - (DE) Branden Jackson, (T) Keland McElrath (N) Rika Levi, (BAN) Pete Robertson, (WILL) V.J. Fehoko, (MIKE) Sam Eguavoen, (RAIDER) Austin Stewart, (BC) Justis Nelson, (FC) Tevin Madison, (FS) Keenon Ward, (SS) J.J. Gaines
TECH'S LOSS...
? Gives Texas Tech a 2-2 overall record.
? Gives Texas Tech an all-time record of 21-18-3 against Oklahoma State.
? Gives Oklahoma State a six-game win streak over the Red Raiders dating back to the 2009 season.
? Gives Kliff Kingsbury a career record of 10-7.
? Gives Kliff Kingsbury a career record of 4-6 against Big 12 opponents.
? Gives Kliff Kingsbury a career record of 0-2 against Oklahoma State.
NOTING THE RED RAIDERS
? Reginald Davis scored the first touchdown of the game for Texas Tech when he hauled in a 21-yard TD pass on Tech's first drive of the game. The TD was his third of the season.
? Sophomore quarterback Davis Webb has now thrown a TD pass in the first 14 games of his Texas Tech career (school record).
? J.J Gaines picked up his first interception of the season (3rd career) on Oklahoma State's first drive of the game.
? Pete Robertson picked up his second sack of the season (6th career) on the first play of Oklahoma State's second offensive possession.
? Jah'Shawn Johnson picked up his first career interception on the last play of the first half.
? Jakeem Grant finished the night with a career high 12 catches. His previous career high was nine last season against Kansas State.
? Jakeem Grant moved into eighth place on the school's career kick return yardage list with 947 yards... he finished the game with six returns for 147 yards.
? Jakeem Grant tallied his second game this season (2nd career) with over 100 yards receiving. He finished with 12 catches for 100 yards.
? Justin Stockton caught his first career touchdown pass (17 yards) in the third quarter and that pulled Tech back to within seven at 28-21.
? Reginald Davis' second touchdown catch of the night in the third quarter cut the OSU lead back to seven points. The 22-yard TD catch made the score 35-28 OSU. The catch gave Davis his first multiple TD game of his career.
? Sophomore QB Davis Webb finished the game 35-of-54 for 374 passing yards, four touchdowns and two interceptions... Webb left the game early in the fourth quarter with a non-throwing shoulder injury.
? Webb's four passing touchdowns give him 14 touchdowns this season.
? Webb moved into sole possession of ninth place all-time at Tech for career touchdown passes (34). He moved past Sonny Cumbie and Cody Hodges (33).
? Webb recorded his eighth career game passing for at least 300 yards.
? Webb has thrown 18 touchdown passes over his last five games dating back to last season (vs. ASU, vs. UCA, at UTEP, vs. Arkansas, at OSU).
? Webb made 226 consecutive pass attempts without being sacked - streak snapped early tonight in the fourth quarter. Streak spanned 6 games.
? Webb moved past the 4,000 career passing yards mark and now has 4,074 yards.... he is only 614 passing yards away from joining Tech's career top-10 list.
? Mahomes threw first career touchdown pass (4 yards) to Jakeem Grant to cut OSU's lead to 10 points (45-35) with 5:52 left to play in the game.
TEAM NOTES
? Texas Tech scored on its first possession (21-yard TD pass from Davis Webb to Reginald Davis) of the game for the first time this season. Prior to tonight, Tech had failed to convert even a first down on the first drive of a game.
? Texas Tech has now scored in 211 consecutive games dating back to the 1997 season. The streak ranks 13th nationally.
? The Tech defense picked up its first interception of the season when J.J. Gaines picked off Daxx Garman on OSU's first drive of the game.
? Tech notched its second interception of the game on the last play of the first half. The last time Tech had two interceptions in a game was last season vs. OSU.
? Tech compiled 500-plus yards of offense in tonight's game. Tech went over 500 yards on the road in the Big 12 twice last season (West Virginia and Kansas).
? Tech had two players with over 100 yards receiving as Bradley Marquez (106) and Jakeem Grant (100) both went over 100 yards... The last time Tech had a pair of players finish with over 100 yards receiving was last season at No. 12 Oklahoma (Amaro - 119; Ward - 106).
