No. 17 Texas Tech moves away in the Sloppy Big 12 starter against No. 16 Utah; QB Will Hammond is coming after Behren Morton’s injury

Texas Tech ran through the field at the Rice Stadium -Eccles de Utah for a fast touchdown about her first possession of Saturday afternoon.

Nothing was so easy for the rest of the first half, for the offensive of any team.

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The No. 17 Red Raiders and No. 16 UTES played hot potatoes with football, combining for five ball losses in the first two rooms, not including a turnover of Utah in the childhood of the game. Texas Texas Texas Senior Mariscal Behren Morton, under a couple of passes that became interceptions. Meanwhile, the Raiders used peanut blows in consecutive series to force two loose balls.

Add an interception of the Utah Devon Dampier Field Marshal, and that completed a defensive fantasy of the first half in Salt Lake City.

Texas Tech (4-0, 1-0 Big 12) survived the slope, particularly 14 penalties in hostile territory, as well as an injury in the third quarter to Morton, and then moved away for a 34-10 victory over Utah (3-1, 0-1) in the opening of the team league. The Red Raiders became victors in a confrontation classified for the first time since 2008.

Morton was ruled out by the rest of the game after suffering a strong blow from the UTES supporter Johnathan Hall at the end of a 10 yards fight in the second and 28 at the beginning of the third quarter.

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Morton’s head seemed to go back after the Tackle, which happened while he was already falling to the ground in a play that was reviewed for guidance, but was finally not called as such.

The first-year student of the Red Raiders red shirt, Will Hammond, who began at Morton’s place during the defeat of Liberty Bowl last season against Arkansas and took representatives of the first team in the practice of spring while Morton recovered from his shoulder injury, entered Quarterback with a 10-3 template with lead.

He played hero in the last quarter.

After Utah finally orchestrated an impulse from Touchdown to the melody of seven plays and 75 yards, thanks to a 44 -yard pass to the closed wing Dallen Bentley and a 5 -yard score race of 5 yards of Wayshawn Parker, Hammond replied to give the Reds a very necessary breathing room on the road.

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At that time, only 13-10, Hammond started a 32-yard race in a raffle designed for field marshal. Then he hit a 19 -yard pass to Coy Eakin. Then he found the closed wing Terrance Carter Jr. for a 24 -yard touchdown.

Texas Tech forced an Utah clearance on the back and quickly saved the game on the way after that. Hammond launched a third and 5 pass to Carter, and the second year corridor Cameron Dickey scored from 24 yards in the next play.

One more turnover of Utah, his fourth game, was transformed into a technological touchdown of Texas more. Not long after Texas Tech Jacob Rodríguez supporter picked Dampier, Hammond scored a 21 -yard launch for the Open Reggie Virgil receiver.

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Texas Tech ended the day scoring 24 consecutive points, and Hammond registered 13 of 16 for 169 yards and two scores to accompany its 61 yards per land.

Dickey polished in the Opening Unit of the Textbook of the Network Raiders with a score of 1 yard to give them a 7-0 advantage that remained for almost 14 1/2 minutes of game time.

Then, the insurance Cole Wisniewski and Brenden Jordan joined to stop the Utah corridor, Naquari Rogers, in the room and 1 near the center of the field, turning to the UTES in the casualties.

That was just a mockery of what was on the way. The five -conclusions gust began with Junior Ben Roberts supporter hitting the Utah red shirt, the newly out of the Ryan Davis shirt, former Dampier teammate in New Mexico, where Utah Jason Beck’s offensive coordinator also came from.

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Two plays later, Morton shot down, but did not put enough juice in its launch for the open receiver Caleb Douglas. The ball bounced on the back of Utah’s senior corner, Blake Cotton, and ended in the arms of the red junior safety shirt Tao Johnson.

New impulse, new billing: this time, Parker lost the ball, with Rodríguez de Texas Tech hitting the ball.

Advance towards the second quarter, with Texas Tech still up 7-0, Morton incorrectly placed a final area fired in Eakin’s inner shoulder. The creator of Bidirectional Games of UTES, Jackson Bennee, moved the ball away from the reach of Eakin, snatching an interception and keeping a touchdown.

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Dampier continued with his own selection later in the quarter. He didn’t see Brice Pollock, and Red Raiders Junior corner made him pay.

The only score of the rest of the first half came from the kicks of any team. The Texas Tech stone, Harrington, pierced a 58 yards. Dillon Curtis from Utaah got a makeup kick after a patterning of the kicker and charged a 32 yards, reducing the UTES deficit to 10-3 before the intermediate.

But the rock fight finally became a Texas technological fugitive, with Hammond shaking the offensive of the Raiders Network, launching fireworks of the fourth quarter in the rice -chles.